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Developers drop out of Appalachian hydrogen hub over strict carbon emission caps
Several of the initial development partners balk at the terms of a federal tax credit that places restrictions on the amount ...
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As Starlink faces federal scrutiny, the internet company has become a lifeline in West Virginia — for those who can afford it
Elon Musk’s satellite internet company Starlink has spread across West Virginia, but federal agencies are skeptical of its efficiency ...
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Mistrial declared in West Virginia State University’s pollution lawsuit against Union Carbide
A jury failed to reach a verdict in the historically Black university’s case against former operators of the Institute ...
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Every year, hundreds of West Virginians take their auto repair bills to the state and get money. Here’s how it works.
Over the last 10 years, West Virginia has paid out millions to motorists who have filed claims with the Legislative Claims Commission.
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Mountain State Spotlight explains
As a reader-supported West Virginian newsroom, we rely on your generosity to power our journalism. Now through December 31, the Henry L. Kimelman Family Foundation will match your new monthly donation ...
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West Virginia risks losing out on $1 billion as internet and utility companies fight over broadband expansion costs
Over a billion dollars in federal funding could be in jeopardy if internet and power companies can’t solve disagreements on pole costs.
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The election is over. But Mountain State Spotlight’s work for West Virginians goes on.
Someone has to keep an eye on how often soon-to-be Sen. Jim Justice shows up to vote. Someone has to hold Gov.-elect Patrick Morrisey accountable for his campaign promises. And someone has to let West ...
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West Virginians have a honey-do list for their newly elected officials
Dear West Virginia elected officials, The voters of our state selected you to represent them in the Legislature, in Congress and in the governor’s office. The campaign is over. Now it’s time to govern ...