Maggie Hutchison of Lewisburg has joined Mountain State Spotlight’s Board of Directors. Hutchison served more than 25 years ...

Every month, select stories on our website will be available for West Virginians to listen to, making our reporting more ...

In its funding bill, Congress is cutting funding to teach families to eat healthy. Organizers had no choice but to cut some programs.

West Virginians on both sides of the aisle are stepping up and running for office for the first time. Last weekend, “No Kings” protests broke out in a dozen communities across the state, all opposing ...

“Colored People: A Memoir” follows the coming-of-age story of literary critic and professor, Henry Louis Gates Jr., as a young black man in Piedmont, West Virginia. This memoir offers insight into how ...

The PSC is reviewing a settlement that would see Verizon acquire Frontier and become the largest internet provider in West Virginia.

Gov. Morrisey said “sweeping reforms” to CPS will protect kids in state custody. In reality, unfunded changes will put more ...

Rep. Riley Moore is leading the effort to legalize DOGE cuts that cost West Virginia funding for EPA programs, Americorps and suicide prevention.

Verizon seeks to acquire Frontier’s operations in West Virginia, encompassing both broadband and telephone services.

Founded when education was segregated, West Virginia’s Black universities won’t change under Gov. Patrick Morrisey’s DEI ban.

West Virginia’s broadband plan faces delays as utility companies and internet providers clash over pole replacement costs.