Enel Green Power gave the details of its plans to bring a solar and battery farm to the heart of Southern West Virginia coal country in a presentation to a joint energy committee.
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West Virginia law protects employees from being fired for using medical cannabis products, but employers can still prohibit employees from being under the influence at work. -
West Virginia college counselors are overwhelmed and asking for support from the state legislature. “The counseling center staff are weary, there's no question about it,” Dr. Hawkins said. “Because we’re operating as if we are in a psychiatric emergency room.”
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On this West Virginia Morning, while much of the country has returned to normal with regard to the coronavirus pandemic, hospitals and healthcare providers are still struggling. We talk with Doug Mitchell, Chief of Nursing for WVU hospitals, about how things are going and where we go from here.
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Whether medical professionals advise it or not, much of the country has returned to normal with regards to the coronavirus pandemic. But hospitals and health care providers are still struggling.
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This week on Mountain Stage, we are going back in time to the year 2001 for a star-studded episode from our archives. We’ll hear performances from country music’s beloved vocalist Patty Loveless, the widely adored bluegrass standard bearers Alison Krauss & Union Station, Candadian alt-pop icons Crash Test Dummies, and an acoustic set from singer and songwriter Irene Kelley. Join us starting Friday, May 20 on our Mountain Stage affiliate stations.
- Listen: Our Mountain Stage Song Of The Week Comes From Bassist John Inghram - 'Palisades'
- Listen: Maia Sharp Has The Mountain Stage Song Of The Week, 'Whatever We Are'
- Listen: Kat Edmonson Has The Mountain Stage Song of the Week - 'Nobody Knows That'
- Listen: Joan Osborne has the Mountain Stage Song of the Week, "Shake Your Hips"
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This week on Inside Appalachia, we’re talking about traditional ballads -- how they tell stories and connect us to the past.
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A congressional watchdog has determined that Rep. Alex Mooney likely broke House rules when the West Virginia Republican accepted a trip to Aruba allegedly paid for by a campaign client and family friend.
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State legislators got an update on the Ascend West Virginia program from Chelsea Ruby, Secretary of the West Virginia Department of Tourism and Danny Twilley, Assistant Vice President of the West Virginia University Brad and Alys Smith Outdoor Economic Development Collaborative
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Members of the West Virginia legislature met during an interim meeting Monday to discuss potential legislation that would promote economic development for Advanced Air Mobility in the state.
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A group of protesters was arrested after blocking traffic on Virginia Street in downtown Charleston Monday. They called on Sen. Joe Manchin to end the filibuster and pass key legislation on everything from voting rights to abortion access.
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West Virginia Child Care providers hope a high-profile partnership convinces more in-state businesses to help subsidize a struggling system.
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Most states are struggling with mental health support in schools, according to a recent report from the Hopeful Futures Campaign, a coalition of national mental health organizations. In some states, including West Virginia, Missouri, Texas and Georgia, there is only one school psychologist for over 4,000 students, the report says.
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