Justice’s chief of staff says winter storm shows why he delayed move to Senate
Gov. Jim Justice held off taking his seat in the U.S. Senate to avoid a situation where West Virginia would have multiple people serving as the chief executive until Governor-elect Patrick Morrisey is sworn in this coming Monday.
Outgoing West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice was in Logan County last week to present a $200,000 check to the Chief Logan ...
In one of his final moves as West Virginia’s governor, Jim Justice is set to visit The Bridge Sports Complex on Tuesday to ...
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Governor Jim Justice is presenting a $5 million dollar check to Charleston Area Medical Center toward the ...
West Virginia would have had four governors in ten days if Justice were to take his Senate seat on-time, so the governor ...
President Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1954 states that when a sitting or former President of the United States dies the flags are ...
Sen.-elect Gov. Jim Justice (R-WV) will hold off on being seated in the Senate by 10 days until the end of his second term as governor concludes. Justice, who will replace retiring Sen.
Federal regulators say the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection has failed to take necessary enforcement ...
Despite the idea that West Virginia could potentially have four governors in less than two weeks next month, Governor Jim ...
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