If you think the worst of energy-driven inflation is over, you’re unfortunately very wrong. While prices at the gas pump have settled from mid-summer highs, electricity bills are soaring on the back of surging natural gas prices. Regulators, grid operators, and utilities are warning that the ...

It sure was interesting to be at the Greenbrier Resort last week for the West Virginia Chamber of Commerce 86th Annual Meeting and Business Summit, especially since Gov. Jim Justice dropped a bomb of a press release on lawmakers during the event. I won’t rehash all the drama. In short, ...

It was three years ago when Moundsville city officials became serious about a new municipal building. Previous city officials had discussed the same but money or other reasons prevented changes from moving forward. What did happen was that council members adopted a 1-percent tax, and according ...

Broadband expansion and world-class internet connectivity are crucial elements to a growing and prosperous West Virginia. Accordingly, Gov.Justice and the West Virginia Legislature are devoting significant resources and focus toward realizing the goal of internet for everyone. To achieve ...

Within the next few weeks, the U.S. Senate will consider a nomination that could have deep impact on West Virginia and Indiana businesses and their employees. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) is one of those Washington, D.C. agencies that could, through overregulation and ...

Wheeling native, former Intelligencer reporter and all-around friend and mentor Chris Stirewalt just released a book near and dear to my heart looking at the current state of journalism, news consumerism, and how to make it all better.On Tuesday, Stirewalt released "Broken News: Why the Media ...