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Developers drop out of Appalachian hydrogen hub over strict carbon emission caps
Several of the initial development partners balk at the terms of a federal tax credit that places restrictions on the amount ...
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Mistrial declared in West Virginia State University’s pollution lawsuit against Union Carbide
A jury failed to reach a verdict in the historically Black university’s case against former operators of the Institute ...
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As Starlink faces federal scrutiny, the internet company has become a lifeline in West Virginia — for those who can afford it
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Every year, hundreds of West Virginians take their auto repair bills to the state and get money. Here’s how it works.
Over the last 10 years, West Virginia has paid out millions to motorists who have filed claims with the Legislative Claims Commission.
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West Virginia risks losing out on $1 billion as internet and utility companies fight over broadband expansion costs
A lineman installs fiberoptic cable on an electric utility pole in Lexington, Va. In West Virginia, utility companies and internet service providers are in disputes about cost of pole maintenance.
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Thousands qualify for student loan forgiveness in West Virginia. Here’s what to know.
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West Virginians have a honey-do list for their newly elected officials
Mountain State Spotlight traveled all over the state this election season talking with voters. Here is a list of things they ...
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Jim Justice governs from a distance. The U.S. Senate doesn’t work that way.
Gov. Jim Justice and Babydog interact with parade goers in Barboursville at Fall Festival. Photo courtesy of the Governor's Office via Flickr. In the scorching heat, a crowd of more than 100 people, ...