In a recent column published in Hurricane Breeze Newspaper, state delegate Scot Heckert argued that West Virginia's certificate-of-need laws are necessary to protect rural healthcare services.

The House of Delegates said that it is encouraging West Virginians to reflect of Donald Trump’s presidency and the contributions he has made to the state.

The West Virginia Legislature began its annual regular session Wednesday, kicking off 60 days of debates over bills and the ...

Lawmakers received a preview Tuesday of the fight coming to the 2025 legislative session beginning Wednesday over whether to ...

A bill to protect renters from exploitation from their landlords has passed the House of Delegates sub-committee.

In December 2024, the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) published an updated version of the TS 119 431 ...

Union Minister of State for Defence Sanjay Seth on Monday handed over Restricted Military Type Certificates (RMTC) for ASTRA ...

Union Minister of State for Defence Sanjay Seth grants Restricted Military Type Certificates for ASTRA BVR and HTT-40 at the ...

(WSET) — A new bill in Virginia could soon allow adult adoptees to access their original birth certificates, a move that many ...

Boy Scouts of America Miller Utterback, son of Chuck and Lauren Utterback, is the 89th Eagle Scout of Troop 48 hosted by ...

As concerns grow over potential U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement activities targeting Indigenous communities, Navajo ...

HB 4909 would eliminate certificate-of-need requirements for all health care services except hospice care services. HB 4909 ...