West Virginia Bill Would Require Absentee Ballots to Arrive by 8 p.m. on Election Day
A bill introduced in the House of Delegates would tighten the deadline for counting absentee ballots mailed to county clerks.
Capito Signals Willingness to Defund ICE, Prioritize Only Violent Criminal Deportations
U.S. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV) said Wednesday she is open to limiting funding and authority for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement while Congress
Burkhammer Proposes Bill Regulating Collection Agency Wage Garnishments
A new bill sponsored by Delegate Adam Burkhammer (R-Lewis) would require debt collection agencies in West Virginia to give workers advance notice before garnishing
Jack Reger Enters Republican Primary for District 11 Senate Race
Buckhannon City Councilman and former Upshur County Schools Assistant Superintendent Jack Reger has filed to run for the West Virginia State Senate in District
John Overington, Fixture of West Virginia Conservative Politics, Dies at 79
John Overington, a pillar of West Virginia’s conservative movement and the state’s longest-serving lawmaker in the House of Delegates, passed away Tuesday, January 27,
House Bill Would Make Mayoral, City Council Elections Partisan Statewide
A West Virginia lawmaker has introduced legislation that would require all city council and mayoral elections to be partisan and prevent mayors from being
Army Veteran Joe Earley Launches GOP Primary Challenge Against Senator Ben Queen
Retired Army First Sgt. Joe Earley officially launched his campaign Thursday for the West Virginia Senate in District 12, pledging to bring “true conservative
Legal Experts Say West Virginia Anti-Photoshop Bill Copies Unconstitutional California Law
Legislation introduced by Del. Bill Flanigan (R-Ohio, 4) would impose sweeping regulations on artificial intelligence-generated, satirical memes, and digitally altered images, a proposal legal