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CHARLESTON — A group representing West Virginia’s judiciary has decided not to endorse a proposal to end the election of state judges along partisan lines.
West Virginia voters endorsed Republican John McCain for president Tuesday and re-elected Democratic Sen. Jay Rockefeller to a fifth term and Democratic Gov. Joe Manchin to a second term.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- A discrepancy between ballots counted on Election Day and during canvassing in Greenbrier County has cast doubt on the results of a gambling vote and another couple of crucial races.During the canvass Monday, county commissioners disco...
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- West Virginia Republicans are taking a good, hard look at their own party after Democrats largely decimated them in last weeks election. From the gubernatorial to the commissioner of agriculture races, Democrats handily defeated Republ...
DUNBAR, W.Va. - Jack E. Yeager, a retired Marshall University professor and former Army National Guard commander, took over as Dunbars interim mayor Monday night.Yeagers unanimous appointment follows a Nov. 5 decision where state Supreme Court justices rul...
CHARLESTON, W.Va. - The president of the Kanawha County Commission wants Electronic Equipment & Software to replace two ballot-counting machines that consistently jammed when tabulating ballots on Election Day."We have had serious problems with th...
MARTINSBURG, W.Va. The outcome of the tightly fought contest between Herb Snyder and Bob Adams for the 16th District seat in the West Virginia Senate apparently will not be finalized until at least Thursday.
County commissions throughout West Virginia have begun canvassing votes from last week's general election.
When Phil Donahue met paralyzed Iraq veteran Tomas Young, he was shocked—and angry. So he made a film.
Tom Breen November 10, 2008 - 10:53 a.m. CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - Coal may keep the lights on for about half the country, but in West Virginia it also keeps politicians in office.
Former Presidential Candidate is promoting new book in South Charleston
