Over the past month, an average of 160 people in state custody have been tested daily for COVID-19. That means on any given day, officials are only aware of the COVID-19 status for 1.6% of the more than 10,000 people incarcerated in West Virginia.

As the Delta variant drives Covid-19 to new heights across the state, an outbreak in West Virginia’s North Central Regional Jail has reached 101 active cases. Built for 564, NCRJ currently holds 842 people, making it the state’s most overcrowded facility. As of Friday, one in nine people there had COVID-19.

By only tracking vaccines administered in facilities—not the number of inmates who have been vaccinated—officials with the state’s Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation are missing key data in preventing the spread of Covid-19 according to an expert.

Despite warnings from multiple organizations, city officials ushered in the “most concerning outbreak in the nation” by pressuring the shutdown of the Kanawha Charleston Health Department syringe program. After five years of inaction, officials are voting to make the CDC’s recommended practices illegal.

Email shows list of proposed measures to fill $2.1 billion hole created by removal of personal income tax. Experts say even with tax increase, the plan is still $500 million short.

W.Va. Republican State Delegate Derrick Evans stormed the United States Capitol in now deleted live-stream video, claims to be member of media.

A Dragline survey found that the majority of lower courts in West Virginia aren’t allowing citizens, including the media, to attend public hearings.

A timeline shows how city officials have failed to deliver on promises of police reform after the controversial arrest of Freda Gilmore.

Doug Reynolds took to his own newspapers to criticize opponents of pipeline construction.

Dragline revealed that the City of Huntington unlawfully moved trash into the Ohio River.