Legislature Today

A bill moving forward in the Senate would lessen some of the state's criteria for limiting pollutants in West Virginia waterways, and increase others.

Members of the House Judiciary Committee voted Monday to rescind an amendment to a bill that would limit the governor’s emergency powers. The amendment, adopted Saturday, would have made it clear that the bill applies to any current state of emergency or state of preparedness.

The West Virginia Senate Education Committee has approved a bill that would allow homeschool and private school students to participate in public school…

The West Virginia House of Delegates passed a bill Thursday that would roll back certain fire safety regulations. Some lawmakers said this move will…

Update: Late Friday afternoon, the House Government Organization Committee postponed indefinitely further consideration of House Bill 2881. The last day…

On this West Virginia Morning, we bring you the latest on Senate Bill 6 which aims to cap liability for nursing homes and was up for passage yesterday, as…

State Senator Mike Green (D., 9th District) has introduced a bill to designate funds for the construction of a veterans skilled nursing facility in…

Legislative interims wrapped up at the Capitol earlier this week and while we brought you some major headlines, like questions over Frontier’s broadband…