West Virginia has seen what Gov. Patrick Morrisey calls “measurable progress” in its child welfare system. While pointing to better outcomes for children, families, and service providers, he also acknowledges the persistent challenges that must be confronted within Child Protective Services.
As technology continues to transform the world, the West Virginia High Technology Foundation is turning its attention to artificial intelligence. Beginning in 2026 and beyond, this initiative signals a forward-thinking strategy for the state’s tech sector.
As the holidays approach, Diversified Energy extends sincere thanks to the families and communities of West Virginia. This festive season, the company celebrates shared values of hard work, resilience, and looking out for one another.
David Ellis “Hoss,” a 70-year-old resident of Kearneysville, West Virginia, passed away peacefully at home on November 23, 2025. His passing was announced by The Journal, marking a quiet farewell to a community member who will be missed.
West Virginia’s women’s basketball team faced a challenging home game, suffering its second straight defeat. Former league foe Villanova exploited a strong shooting performance and secured an 81-59 victory.
Set for Saturday, November 29, in Morgantown, the No. 5 Texas Tech Red Raiders aim to reinforce their top-tier status against the West Virginia Mountaineers. The Week 14 matchup takes center stage at Milan Puskar Stadium, with fans eager to see if West Virginia can upset one of the nation’s best.
West Virginia public school enrollment has dropped by more than 6,000 students this year, continuing a downward trend reported by state education officials. Though specific causes were not detailed, new data from the state Department of Education underscores a continuing challenge for the public school system.
East Hardy, ranked 12th, returns to the Class A state quarterfinals this season after a year-long absence, preparing to battle fourth-seeded Pendleton. With five co-quarterfinal appearances in six recent seasons, East Hardy looks for its second playoff upset in a row.
EPA chief Lee Zeldin reaffirms his agency’s commitment to helping West Virginia maintain its coal-powered energy production. In a nod to local leadership and historical precedent, Zeldin points to the state’s ongoing reliance on coal-fired power plants as a foundation for its economic stability.
A cryptic date, “4/14/1929,” is etched into Coopers Rock and quietly invites those who encounter it to wonder about its origins. The story behind these faded numbers remains locked behind a paywall, leaving readers to question the events of that day.
