Most Juneteenth festivities in Charleston to get underway a day later after Gov. Morrisey announces state workers won’t get the day off

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Most of the Juneteenth festivities in the Capital City are moved to Friday this year after Governor Patrick Morrisey said he would not be giving state employees the day off on the recently-designated federal and state holiday. Juneteenth, the holiday celebrating a major milestone toward the end of slavery in the United…

Delegate Andy Shamblin says waste management company taking the steps to resolve issues after a series of complaints surfaced

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The state’s largest waste pickup company will start making some modifications to its operations following direction from the Public Service Commission after a series of complaints about garbage collection mishaps. The issue was brought to the attention of Kanawha County Delegate Andy Shamblin after he said he kept receiving calls from constituents…

‘No Kings’ protests held across the state Saturday in conjunction with nation’s military parade

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Over 5 million people are expressing their concerns for Donald Trump’s presidency in the form of peaceful protests that took place across over 2,000 cities and towns Saturday while the nation’s military parade happened simultaneously. As the ‘No Kings’ protests were taking place across the country Saturday and with several happening right…