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CHARLESTON, WV - After a summer-long tour of the state to hear what West Virginians had to say about the process of drawing new Congressional and state legislative political districts, lawmakers are beginning the technical work of the 2021 redistricting process.

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MARTINSBURG, WV - West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice will soon decide who replaces state Senator John Unger, D-Berkeley, who resigned earlier this month.

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PRINCETON, WV - A new course is being charted at Princeton Community Hospital, and its new leader is focused on providing the services the area needs.

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CHARLESTON, WV - “Almost surreal” investment earnings helped offset higher-than-projected medical expenses, allowing the West Virginia Public Employees Insurance Agency to finish the 2020-21 budget year with a relatively small operating deficit of $27 million.

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CHARLESTON, W.Va. - The U.S. Congress remains at a standstill about funding the federal government and preventing a breach of its borrowing limit as the legislative body approaches pressing deadlines and Democrats simultaneously work on achieving their policy goals.

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CHARLESTON, W.Va. - State workers who get their health insurance through PEIA will find out next month what changes will be proposed in their coverage plan that will begin next July.

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CHARLESTON, W.Va. - West Virginia lawmakers are diving into the nitty-gritty of redistricting.

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