CHARLESTON — With nearly three months left in the school year, Gov. Jim Justice announced Wednesday the color-coded map used to determine whether to close schools for in-person learning is going away. “We’re going to stop using our color-code system for high schools in West ...
MOUNDSVILLE — As vaccine eligibility opened to more and more people over the last few weeks, more people have taken to scheduling their own appointments to get the shot. While local health officers are on board with people taking matters into their own hands, one said it has turned the ...
CHARLESTON – With nearly three months left in the school year, Gov. Jim Justice announced Wednesday that the color-coded map used to determine whether to close schools for in-person learning is going away. “We’re going to stop using our color-code system for high schools in West ...
CHARLESTON — As active cases begin increasing again in West Virginia, Gov. Jim Justice announced Monday that all residents ages 16 and older can now get in line for a COVID-19 vaccine, though focus remains on older residents. “Let’s go, West Virginia, and let’s get everybody in this ...
WHEELING — Though the number of people eligible to get the vaccine skyrocketed Monday, and while the Wheeling-Ohio County Health Department and its partners are ready and able to meet the demand, the sticking point for vaccine delivery remains supply-side. Health Administrator Howard Gamble ...
CHARLESTON — Democratic leaders of the West Virginia Legislature expressed their frustrations Monday after the revelation that a Republican committee chairman and member of the House of Delegates has COVID-19. Senate Minority Leader Stephen Baldwin, D-Greenbrier, and House Minority Leader ...
