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Ross Hodge on Building Winning Belief in West Virginia Basketball
Ross Hodge's transition to head coach of West Virginia's basketball program has been significant, facing a nearly complete roster overhaul. With only one returning player and two familiar to him, Hodge is dedicating time to learn about his...

OL Kimo Makane’ole Adjusting To West Virginia, Comfortable Switching From DL
If you checked West Virginia offensive lineman Kimo Makane’ole’s WVU Sports bio Wednesday morning, it would say he weighed 198 pounds, the size of a running back or a wide receiver. Now, it’s corrected to his real weight of 298. “I don’t know what...

West Virginians say complaints to Congress are met with canned responses and answering machines
On a sultry summer evening a few weeks before passage of the Big Beautiful Bill, around 30 people gathered in Ritter Park in Huntington with signs and a bullhorn. Across the street was the house of Rep. Carol Miller, R-W.Va. The imposing brick...

WVU marks a century of participation at State Fair of West Virginia
West Virginia University and WVU Extension will participate in the 100th State Fair of West Virginia, continuing a tradition that began a century ago. Over the years, the University's involvement has grown from early 4-H projects in livestock,...
Fair weather this afternoon for the kickoff of the State Fair of West Virginia
Temperatures this morning are coming in cool again, with many of us in the mid and low 60s. Yesterday we topped off at 69 degrees during the afternoon, 9 degrees cooler than what we would normally see for this time of year. Our low temperature...

Repeal Of The Endangerment Finding Could Shred U.S. Climate Progress
Aerial view of Jon Amos Power plant shows smoke stacks and cooling, Coal, Poca, West Virginia. (Photo by: Visions of America/Joseph Sohm/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) Visions of America/Universal Images Group via Getty Images Amid...

Experts slam Chesapeake Bay draft plan over lack of pollution targets and accountability
This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, non-partisan news organization that covers climate, energy and the environment. Sign up for their newsletter here. The newest draft of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement...

‘Farmer's Almanac’ Fall Weather Predictions 2025
'The Old Farmer's Almanac' just released its long-range forecast for fall 2025. The consensus is that the majority of the United States is anticipated to experience a warm, dry fall. Exceptions to this forecast can be found in the Northeast and...

Makane’ole adjusting to West Virginia, comfortable switching from DL
MORGANTOWN — If you checked West Virginia offensive lineman Kimo Makane’ole’s WVU Sports bio Wednesday morning, it would say he weighed 198 pounds, the size of a running back or a wide receiver. Now, it’s corrected to his real weight of 298. “I...

Fighting for America’s Moral Mandate: A Call-to-Action From a Young Climate Leader
In September 2022, I was one of the few young people to join the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for its announcement of a new national Office of Environmental Justice and External Civil Rights. The event — symbolically hosted in Warren...

Activists Target Wells Fargo for Dropping its Climate Commitments
Outside the opulent, 73-story Hudson Yards tower in Midtown Manhattan, a group of climate activists gathered at the building’s northwest entrance at 33rd Street and 10th Avenue. Inside the skyscraper, Wells Fargo, the activists’ target, occupied...

When aging America collides with climate change
Deep into a summer already marked by record-breaking summer temperatures across much of the United States and an unusually high number of deadly floods, from Texas to New Mexico and North Carolina to New Jersey, the nation’s most vulnerable groups...

This West Virginia Airbnb Is Peak Fall Vibes
Fall and West Virginia go hand-in-hand. The leaves that transform into vibrant hues of gold, red, and yellow, the small-town farms doling out apple cider donuts, the pumpkin festivities, and, to top it all off, the delightful seasonal weather...
Meteor lights up West Virginia night sky | Space photo of the day for Aug. 6, 2025
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West Virginia Seeing Student Enrollment Declines Among Largest in the Nation
CHARLESTON – Driven in part by the COVID-19 pandemic and continuing since, student enrollment at West Virginia’s public schools saw some of the largest drops in the nation. According to a June report by the Reason Foundation, a libertarian public...

Solar Program Going Dark And Old-Time Music Bridges Generations, This West Virginia Morning
Home » WVPB Podcasts » Solar Program Going Dark And Old-Time Music Bridges Generations, This West Virginia Morning WVPB Staff Published August 6, 2025 - 9:57 am On this West Virginia Morning, the Environmental Protection Agency plans to cancel...

In a time of increasing natural disasters, Pittsburgh Disaster Solidarity is stepping up
click to enlarge CP Photo: Mars Johnson The Really Really Free Market in Larimer on July 26, 2025 The night of June 14, catastrophic floods swept through the northern panhandle of West Virginia about 50 miles west of Pittsburgh. A powerful storm...

West Virginia sees largest drops in student enrollment in the nation
CHARLESTON — Driven in part by the COVID-19 pandemic and continuing since, student enrollment at West Virginia’s public schools saw some of the largest drops in the nation. According to a June report by the Reason Foundation, a libertarian public...

West Virginia sees nation’s largest drop in student enrollment
Graphic by Steven Allen Adams CHARLESTON — Driven in part by the COVID-19 pandemic and continuing since, student enrollment at West Virginia’s public schools saw some of the largest drops in the nation. According to a June report by the Reason...

Offense Bounces Back in Second Day of Texans Practices in West Virginia
At the risk of angering everyone in Houston, who are toiling in mid-90’s heat all week long, I begin this article about my first person observations from Texans training camp in West Virginia by saying this — underneath overcast skies, and mid...