State Treasurer Larry Pack has still not found a way to spend $34 million collected from the state’s medical marijuana program for substance abuse treatment, law enforcement training or research.
In October, Mountain State Spotlight ...
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State Treasurer Larry Pack has still not found a way to spend $34 million collected from the state’s medical marijuana program for substance abuse treatment, law enforcement training or research.
In October, Mountain State Spotlight ...
Republican lawmakers came to Charleston this week ready to kick off the legislative session with 16 bills they said could help fix the state’s troubled foster care system.
Mountain State Spotlight asked five c...
Gov. Patrick Morrisey said he was 100% committed to a better future in the mountains for every child in West Virginia during his annual State of the State speech.
Morrisey talked about his agenda for well-paying jobs, 3% pay raises for state employees, fixing foster care and more. He brought up the need to address drug addiction, flooding and the runaway cost of li...
This week, West Virginia lawmakers gather in Charleston to write new laws, unwrite old ones and put together a budget for our state government.
The 2026 legislative session is upon us.
This 60-day affair is an opportunity for West Virginians to come together to collaboratively make our state a better place. Or at least it is supposed to be.
Duri...
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