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Obama sees narrower terror threat, defends drones
  • No more 'teaching to the test' in W.Va. 9:10 pm
  • Statehouse Beat: Good work if you can get it 0 min. ago
  • Memo: Wyoming County town is focus of state ethics investigation
  • Governor signs stricter seat-belt law
  • Panel: Up to $1.28 billion needed for roads
  • Manchin helps broker chemical safety measure
  • Judge steps out of degree lawsuit
  • Ex-Raleigh hospital exec is new DHHR secretary
  • Nitro plan centralizes fundraising for schools, youth groups
  • W.Va. investment board to sue Dutch company over losses
  • Kanawha County still waiting on Chesapeake VFD records
  • White says he wants House speaker's job
  • Potomac State lacks controls, lawmakers told
  • Putnam wants dangerous crossing corrected
  • W.Va. gets No Child Left Behind waiver
  • Speaker pick a big decision for W.Va. House
  • Statehouse beat: Every lobbyist has their day(s)
  • Author: W.Va. Supreme Court 'appalling,' chief justice 'Blankenship's creature'
  • Statehouse Beat: Speaker goes in new direction
  • Kanawha County Fair ex-chief still soliciting donations
  • Treasury knew in June 2012 of probe into IRS complaints
  • Town can't charge for FOIA searches, judge rules
  • Principal pay raise idea elicits criticism in Kanawha
  • Thompson exit sets off race for House speaker
  • New lawsuit filed against WVU over Bresch degree scandal
  • W.Va. cultural budget cut 8 percent
  • Medicaid enrollers to face challenges
  • Obama tries to swat down two swirling controversies
  • Nitro officials defend Putnam-based food plan
  • Tomblin celebrates new gas pipeline law
  • Belington mayor resigns after residency questioned
  • Weirton considers dropping city primary election
  • Statehouse beat: Free lunches a growing trend
  • W.Va. school meal effort not starting from scratch
  • Despite 'urgency,' Obama black lung rule remains stalled
  • Manchin staff to hold community meetings
  • Statehouse Beat: State spends big on golf tourney
  • State Department sought to cleanse talking points on Benghazi attack
  • IRS targeted tea party groups in 2012 campaign
  • Control towers at small airports to stay open
  • Tomblin embraces school meal legislation
  • Capito announces mobile office visits
  • Under new law, counties can appoint 'acting' sheriffs and prosecutors
  • Longtime online sales tax advocate hopeful about House chances
  • Military sex assault reports up, changes ordered
  • Open-government law now defines 'emergency' meeting
  • Broadband audit to probe communication towers
  • Rockefeller, others form Senate Steel Caucus
  • City officials talk about home rule plans
  • Senate passes bill letting states tax online sales
  • State adopts anti-sexting law for juveniles
  • New state law provides for deputies' body armor
  • Tomblin vetoes tax deduction for DNR pensions
  • Statehouse beat: Pershing Square has its issues
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