Politics

WTAP has details on the organization that wants to set up shop as well as locals’ concerns.

The bill would also expand access to Pre-K and Head Start programs in addition to increasing worker wages.

A local woman is being charged with willful disruption of a governmental process. The video attached to this article is the confrontation that led to the arrest.

Locals accused past city council members of lying about an ordinance that they worry about the cost of.

The committee discussed ways to combat street damage from trucks.

The trail network is made of existing roads. Less busy, safer streets were selected for the network.

The city is one step closer to getting a new EMS provider up and running. That and more. Here's a recap of Monday night's meeting.

Here's what you need to know about the EMS situation, from its impact to the challenges that come with it.

After W.Va. Attorney General, Patrick Morrisey’s announcement that he will run for governor WTAP got a chance to speak with him.

Vienna City Council discussed multiple topics.

Shane King, a Williamstown native, was appointed to fill in for the rest of Randy Dick’s term.

ConocoPhillips has said the project will produce an estimated 180,000 barrels of oil per day at its peak.

Here's how the bill will impact local students.

Council also passed an ordinance giving police a raise on its final reading. Here's an overview of Parkersburg City Council's Tuesday meeting.

Vienna residents can now own up to four hens.

Major concerns for the city include the cost of the project as well as staffing the Marietta police building.

One plan includes building a pavilion at a local park.

Senator Tammy Baldwin has reintroduced legislation that would limit what can be labeled as milk to dairy products.

Many topics were discussed at the meeting, including Spencer's Landing and the fire department.

The proposed 2023 2024 budget was also announced.

About 30 signed copies of a letter were sent to the city, questioning new rules for irrigation system owners.

Council members debated over multiple topics, moving some legislation forward.

The city will need to find someone to finish Randy Dick's term.

Keith White's served as Saint Marys’ city attorney since the mid-80s.

Lawmakers push changes to federal laws on marijuana, with a special focus on banking regulations.

Mayor Schlicher also addressed water concerns at Thursday night's city council meeting.

Wood County Board of Education met Tuesday night.

Both resolutions read Tuesday night passed.

Senate hearing looks at whether legislation is needed to protect children online.

The City of Belpre has put together a board for EMS services.