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Material financial problems, including federal sanctions, led Moody's to lower the rating to B1.
August 11 -
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Gov. Jim Justice Tuesday signed a bill that would create a single-fee E-ZPass program and set the date to vote on highway bonds.
June 28 -
Unhappy with West Virginia's budget, Gov. Jim Justice said he will allow it to become law without signing it.
June 21 -
The West Virginia Legislature adjourned after passing another budget that defied the governor's wishes.
June 20 -
West Virginia bondholders will be paid even if state lawmakers fail to enact a budget by July 1.
June 16 -
West Virginia lawmakers resumed a special session Monday to iron out budget and tax cut differences.
May 15 -
Gov. Jim Justice called West Virginia lawmakers into special session to “fix the budget crisis.”
May 4 -
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice likened the fiscal 2018 budget passed by the legislature to a “death certificate,” as he vetoed the spending plan.
April 13 -
Bluefield city board members approved bonds Tuesday to help maintain and improve the city's sewer system and discussed new ways to connect with the public, but first the city took time to honor two people who have served the community.
April 12 -
The West Virginia House adopted a resolution that would authorize $1.6 billion in bonds, which is the cornerstone of Gov. Jim Justice's road program.
April 10