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A jury in West Virginia has awarded $7 million in a product liability lawsuit against Ford Motor Co. to the family of a woman who died when her Mustang was involved in a fiery crash.
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A West Virginia city was ordered Tuesday to stop opening its council meetings with The Lord’s Prayer.
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A former director at a West Virginia hospital has filed a lawsuit alleging that he was fired after he raised concerns about the safety of patients who were on ventilators and receiving other respiratory care services during a surge of COVID-19 cases.
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The new White House drug czar has testified that the opioid epidemic got so bad in drug-ravaged West Virginia that the state was having trouble finding foster parents to care for children.
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Opening arguments are set in a lawsuit in West Virginia accusing several drugmakers of misrepresenting the risks and benefits of opioids.
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A jury in West Virginia has awarded $17.2 million in a medical malpractice lawsuit to a man who was left paralyzed after undergoing spinal surgery and later suffered a stroke.
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A class-action lawsuit was filed Monday against cable provider Suddenlink for failing to provide reliable cable TV and internet service.
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The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals voted on Thursday that charter schools in the state can continue as planned for now.
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Diana Toebbe entered the plea in federal court in Martinsburg to one count of conspiracy to communicate restricted data. Prosecutors said they would seek a prison term of up to three years at sentencing.
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Three parents of children who attend public schools in West Virginia have filed a lawsuit challenging the state's private school voucher law.