West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey has announced that state employees will be excused from work for the second half of the day on Friday, April 18, in observance of Good Friday.

Making West Virginia healthy again. That’s a goal of Governor Patrick Morrisey and one where he hopes to lead by example.

State employees in West Virginia will only have to work a half day this Friday in observance of Good Friday. On Thursday, Gov ...

Governor says spending cuts focused on possible budget gaps in Medicaid, PEIA and possible changes in federal tax code.

The budget passed by the Legislature and signed by Governor Morrisey closely mirrors the Governor’s proposal sent at the beginning of session." ...

The West Virginia Senate’s two-member Democratic caucus said the Republican supermajority missed several steps when passing a ...

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Gov. Patrick Morrisey is giving state workers a half day off Friday for Good Friday. “Good Friday is a day of reflection and prayer, and I am encouraging West Virginians to take ...

As part of a new fitness initiative, West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey traveled to Little Beaver State Park in Raleigh ...

West Virginia elementary school teachers have spent the last few years asking lawmakers for help addressing an uptick in ...

West Virginia teachers have spoken to lawmakers about having issues with student behavior. The legislature listened to those ...

Nearly three dozen West Virginia State Parks will have designated “Mountaineer Mile” trails inspired by Gov. Patrick Morrisey ...

West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey signed Senate Bill 199 into law, outlining school discipline procedures for violent ...