February 5, 2012 State Sens. more »»

February 3, 2012 Monday’s carbon monoxide poisoning death of a 44-year-old construction worker from Rhode Island and the hospitalization of his 49-year-old roommate at a South Charleston Holiday Inn Express was a... more »»

February 1, 2012 When David Nohe in 2010 successfully ran for the West Virginia Senate in District 3, defeating longtime incumbent Frank Deem, he did so while also serving at the midpoint of his fourth term as mayor... more »»

January 30, 2012 West Virginia doesn’t have enough money to adequately maintain the roads and bridges we have. Plunging the state deeply in debt to build new ones may be putting the cart before the horse. more »»

January 28, 2012 UP: To the West Virginia Division of Motor Vehicles for finally deciding on a permanent location for its regional office. more »»

January 26, 2012 West Virginia’s open records law contains ample exemptions to safeguard the public’s interest as well as the privacy of individuals. more »»

January 24, 2012 The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision Friday to stay a lower court ruling requiring the West Virginia Legislature to redraw the state’s three congressional districts is a welcome blow for common sense. more »»

January 22, 2012 When the late President John F. Kennedy in 1962 committed to landing an American on the moon during that decade, millions of people simply assumed it would be done. more »»

January 20, 2012 President Obama’s rejection Wednesday of a pipeline to carry oil from Canada to Texas once again shows his commitment to job creation and American energy independence is rhetoric and not his goal. more »»

January 18, 2012 Hulett Carlson Smith may have served only one term as West Virginia’s governor, but his legacy has lasted throughout the terms of all of the state’s chief executives who followed. more »»