Morgantown band Sample Text to release “City In The Sky” October 30
Morgantown band Sample Text’s new single, “City In The Sky,” is due October 30 through Mon Hills Music Group, West Virginia University’s student record label.
Category: West Virginia News
Secretary Warner issues information for write-in candidate procedures on election night and canvass
West Virginia Secretary of State Kris Warner explains how write-in votes are counted, why results may take longer and where to get unofficial election-night totals.
Public health experts warn that with lawmakers spending opioid settlement dollars, they may prioritize political points
Public health experts warn that giving West Virginia lawmakers control of future opioid settlement funds could put political priorities ahead of proven ways to prevent overdoses.
Vandalia Health recognized for digital health achievement
Vandalia Health earned Level 9 recognition in both acute and ambulatory care in the 2026 Digital Health Most Wired Survey.
Rotruck leaves West Virginia Board of Education after 11 years
F. Scott Rotruck ended 11 years on the West Virginia Board of Education at its October meeting. He was appointed in 2015 and reappointed in 2017.
WVU student charts course toward music industry career
WVU junior Audrey Hasley is preparing for a music industry career through mentorship, a Nashville internship and the university’s music business and industry program.
WVU Medicine Golisano Children’s ECMO program receives national recognition
WVU Medicine Golisano Children’s ECMO program earned a Gold Level Center of Excellence designation from the Extracorporeal Life Support Organization.
Man faces terroristic threats charge after Hacker Valley Elementary lockdown
State Police said a 39-year-old man was arrested October 23 on a terroristic threats charge after alleged threats involving Hacker Valley Elementary School led to a lockdown.
Commissioner of Agriculture Kent Leonhardt calls for balance between new development and farmland protection
West Virginia Commissioner of Agriculture Kent Leonhardt urges developers to protect productive farmland and calls for transparency and fair compensation for landowners affected by transmission lines.
First-year WVU students earn Kidder Freshman Scholarship
Ashley Lake, Gianna Pintar and Ava Torpey received the H.E. Kidder Freshman Scholarship at WVU. Applications for the 2027-28 academic year are open until July 15, 2027.
