In the most sweeping move of its kind, West Virginia has banned foods containing most artificial food dyes and two preservatives, citing their potential health risks.

This week's Mailbagg™ tries to calm IU fans' fears about the Darian DeVries hire, while scolding readers left and right. We ...

One of Republican Patrick Morrisey’s first moves as West Virginia governor was to issue an executive order allowing families ...

West Virginia court warns of a Bitcoin scam using fake jury duty arrest warrants, urging victims to verify claims before ...

In the first three months of this year, 20 states introduced bills to outlaw potentially harmful artificial food dyes. Many ...

A mother accused of slitting her 11-year-old son’s throat left him dead on a hotel bed for hours, surrounded by Disneyland ...

In 2025, the top place to live was once again Colonial Village in Arlington, Virginia. Home to just over 3,000 people, the ...

Justin, a freshman, appeared in 28 games this season and averaged 6.7 minutes per game, but has not seen the court since ...

For the second straight year, a neighborhood in Virginia has taken top honors in an annual study of the best places to live ...

A bill banning certain food dyes and additives is the latest bill signed by Gov. Patrick Morrisey. Morrisey announced Monday evening that he signed House Bill 2354, banning certain products from food ...

The most recent three West Virginia state health officers — Matthew Christiansen, Ayne Amjad and Cathy Slemp — have joined ...