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Gov. Justice answers critics on spending of federal dollars during the pandemic.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is acknowledging that there are risks to reopening Ohio's economy following closures due to the coronavirus pandemic.

West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey said he reached a $3.9 million settlement agreement to resolve allegations that Johnson & Johnson, along with two of its specialty corporations, engaged in unlawful conduct in the marketing of surgical mesh devices and hip- replacement systems.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost on Monday rejected a petition for a proposed marijuana-related constitutional amendment because petitioners did not submit enough valid signatures.

Governor Jim Justice Wednesday extended to April 20 the closings of schools across the state due to the COVID-19 virus.

The president of the university suspended in person classes until at least March 30th.

Beginning Sunday, regulations for burning are in effect for Ohio and West Virginia for the Spring season.

West Virginia Senate Democrats have blocked a sweeping Republican tax overhaul that was expected to slash county budgets.

The West Virginia Senate has approved a bill to to penalize physicians who don't provide medical care to a baby born after an abortion attempt.

Officials say a project to expand rural broadband in five north-central West Virginia counties will get $18.7 million from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

People interested in portraying historical figures for the West Virginia Humanities Council's History Alive program can submit proposals through Feb. 1.

A court hearing in two West Virginia lawsuits that accuse several drug firms of fueling the opioid epidemic has been set in Charleston.

The state has released a plan to address multiple problems a federal audit identified with Ohio's Medicaid system.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine will deliver his annual State of the State address on March 31.

Deputies have been cleared of any wrongdoing in a shootout in Kanawha County that killed a man.

Thursday marks the one-year anniversary of sales of medical marijuana in Ohio.

Thousands of retired public employees will have to pay more of their health care costs starting in 2022 after trustees for the Ohio Public Employees Retirement System voted to reduce health care benefits.

The Clorox Company says it plans to build a new manufacturing facility that would employ 100 workers in West Virginia.

Officials say the grant will provide Workforce West Virginia with assistance to rebuild.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources has announced plans to plug a backlog of orphan and idle wells.

West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice has picked the director of a General Motors dealership as the state's new DMV commissioner.

The incident occurred just south of New Philadelphia.

West Virginia participates in America's State Parks First-Day Hike initiative

West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice has issued a proclamation declaring Christmas Eve as a full-day state holiday for public employees.

West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice has approved firings and suspensions recommended in a report about a photo from a Division of Corrections training class that showed members making a controversial closed-fist salute.

Authorities say a West Virginia man was caught trying to bring two handguns onto a plane at Yeager Airport

West Virginia wants a judge to dismiss a federal lawsuit alleging the state's overwhelmed foster care system has failed to protect children.

Several West Virginia high school athletic teams will be changing classes after the governing body for prep sports released its structure system based on enrollment for the next four school years

West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey filed lawsuits against two major opioid painkiller manufacturers on Tuesday.

West Virginia's ski and snowboard season is set to begin Friday, when the first resort opens its lifts and trails for the winter.