Posted inWest Virginia Legislature It’s already hard for West Virginians to get abortions. It’s about to get even more difficult. by Quenton King January 15th, 2022September 15th, 2022
Posted inHealth Exec for company that flooded WV with opioid pills likely to avoid jail time by Eric Eyre December 16th, 2021December 16th, 2021
Posted inPublic health Gov. Justice gave COVID-19 help to WV hospitals and nursing homes. But emergency services agencies ask ‘what about us?’ by Quenton King November 8th, 2021November 5th, 2021
Posted inPublic health A new WV law closed Mercer County’s needle exchange. What happens next? by Quenton King November 2nd, 2021November 2nd, 2021
Posted inNews West Virginia had a plan to end homelessness. Gov. Jim Justice hasn’t made it a priority. by Emily Allen October 13th, 2021October 13th, 2021
Posted inPublic health Gov. Justice is doubling down on a failed vaccine lottery. Will a new federal grant help a nonprofit save WV from the COVID surge? by Ian Karbal September 7th, 2021September 8th, 2021
Posted inPublic health One WV community waits for an opioid verdict. Others are still waiting for their day in court. by Emily Allen August 30th, 2021September 2nd, 2021
Posted inNews CDC report: Tackling Charleston HIV outbreak will require easier access to syringe exchanges by Lauren Peace August 3rd, 2021August 3rd, 2021
Posted inNews After last word from community’s lawyers, WV opioid trial goes to judge by Lauren Peace July 28th, 2021July 29th, 2021
Posted inNews In closing arguments, distributors argue the number of pills they sent to Cabell County wasn’t unreasonable by Emily Allen and Lauren Peace July 28th, 2021July 28th, 2021
