June Leffler
Appalachia Health News Reporter, jleffler@wvpublic.org, 502-377-0438, @june_lefflerPerson Page
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Voters can feel like our centuries-old voting system isn’t working for us today. -
In a world where every digital step we take is tracked, how much should we care?
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The U.S. Supreme Court will decide on the merit of the “independent state legislature theory." Will this lead to more gerrymandering?
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Jails are more dangerous than the outside for people with mental health and substance use disorders.
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The number one reason women cite for getting an abortion is personal finance. In a post-Roe era, will more parents have to suffer financially and physically?
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Trump endorsements, election denialism, and abortion are all on the ballot.
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Ballot measures let citizens bypass their elected officials to make a direct change. Now, lawmakers are taking aim at the process.
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Medical cannabis is finally available to more than 8,000 patients in the Mountain State. Lawmakers greenlit the product in 2017, but it wasn’t until this year that a dozen dispensaries opened.
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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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“Non-traditional students are, more so than traditional students, to stay at the bedside,” Callen said.
