West Virginia Public Broadcasting

West Virginia Public Broadcasting (WVPB) is the public television and radio network dedicated to serving the people of West Virginia. This network is managed by the West Virginia Public Broadcasting Authority, which is a part of the state government and holds the licenses for all PBS and NPR stations in the state. WVPB is based in Charleston, with additional studios located in Morgantown and Beckley.

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NIOSH Workers Impacted By Government Cuts Rally In Morgantown - West Virginia Public Broadcasting

1 day ago | wvpublic.org | Chris Schulz

Close to 100 scientists, workers and community members stood with flags and handmade signs on the busy corner in front of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) offices in Morgantown Wednesday. Cathy Tinney-Zara is the president of the local union that represents NIOSH workers. She said the rally is intended to maintain public awareness about the cuts, and remind everyone that their work in keeping workers safe is going away.
WVU Students Win National Research Scholarships - West Virginia Public Broadcasting

2 days ago | wvpublic.org | Chris Schulz

Three West Virginia University students have each won a Goldwater Scholarship, a national award that supports undergraduate students with strong commitments to research careers in mathematics, engineering and natural sciences. Juniors Henry Coyle, an aerospace engineering major, Corinne Hazel, an environmental microbiology major, and Grady King, a data science major, will each receive $7,500 annually for up to two years of undergraduate study to further their research.
This Earth Day, WVU Announces Sustainability Goals - West Virginia Public Broadcasting

2 days ago | wvpublic.org | Chris Schulz

Today is Earth Day, and people all over the world are taking time to focus on the environment and particularly our effect on the natural world. To mark the day, West Virginia University has announced a comprehensive set of 20-plus sustainability goals, to attain significant environmental improvements across the university’s campus by 2035. Traci Knabenshue is the director of sustainability at WVU, and spoke with reporter Chris Schulz about the need to focus and act on sustainability now.
National Drug Take Back Day Set For Saturday - West Virginia Public Broadcasting

3 days ago | wvpublic.org | Chris Schulz

To avoid accidental overdoses, water contamination and other unwanted outcomes, everyone is encouraged to dispose of their unused or expired prescription drugs safely and anonymously. The West Virginia Attorney General’s office announced last week they are partnering with local law enforcement and substance abuse prevention groups to responsibly dispose of unused medication. “Take Back Day is an important national event that occurs twice a year.
Concord Announces New President - West Virginia Public Broadcasting

6 days ago | wvpublic.org | Chris Schulz

Bethany Meighen was announced as the 13th President at Concord University Friday morning. She was selected by the Board of Governors April 15. Meighen will assume the role in July 2025, ahead of current president Kendra S. Boggess’ retirement in August after 41 years at the university. Boggess served as Concord’s president for more than a decade.
Senate Democrats Formally Request Repeal Of Controversial DEI Bill - West Virginia Public Broadcasting

1 week ago | wvpublic.org | Chris Schulz

Senate Democrats are formally requesting a controversial bill that completed legislative action Saturday night be stopped from becoming law. The state Senate’s two democrats have both signed a letter to Senate President Randy Smith stating that Senate Bill 474 did not properly complete legislative action, and should not be enrolled, authenticated, or presented to the Governor for approval.
Eastern Panhandle Artist’s Intricate Illustrations Grew From Classroom Interest, Support - West Virginia Public Broadcasting

1 week ago | wvpublic.org | Jack Walker

Paintbrush in hand, Antonia Capriotti is busy at work at a kitchen table in Ranson. Today is Wednesday morning, which is when Capriotti joins Gary Bergel — an artist himself, and a professor at Blue Ridge Community and Technical College — for one-on-one art instruction. Capriotti pulls out a storybook and flips to a page depicting the panels of a roof. She begins painting over it in green, as if using art to retell the story from her own point of view.
Monongalia EMS Joins Life Saving Blood Transfusion Stabilization Program - West Virginia Public Broadcasting

1 week ago | wvpublic.org | Emily Rice

Emergency Services in West Virginia’s third most populous county are joining the state’s whole blood transfusion program to help medics better stabilize patients in critical condition during ambulance rides. Starting May 1, Monongalia EMS (Mon EMS) will be able to perform whole blood transfusions. Last year, West Virginia became the first state in the nation to provide statewide protocols for the administration of whole blood on ambulances.
State’s Democratic Party Continues Public Criticism Of Anti-DEI Bill Procedure - West Virginia Public Broadcasting

1 week ago | wvpublic.org | Chris Schulz

The West Virginia Democratic Party released a statement Tuesday afternoon sharply criticizing Senate Republican leadership for suspending Senate rules to pass Senate Bill 474. The bill would end diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives – referred to collectively as DEI – statewide. The criticism stems from a motion by Sen. Eric Tarr, R-Putnam, to suspend Joint Rule 3 and bypass proposed amendments. Sen. Joey Garcia, D-Marion, had proposed 15 distinct amendments to the bill.
Road Racing Returning To Charleston - West Virginia Public Broadcasting

1 week ago | wvpublic.org | Eric Douglas

The 2025 USA Cycling Pro Road National Championships, presented by Spilman Thomas & Battle, are planned for May 19 to 26. This year’s event includes the debut of the Under-23 (U-23) Women’s Road Race as a standalone event and the addition of Para-cycling. Para-cycling includes athletes with visual or physical impairments who compete on bicycles, tricycles, and handcycles. The 2024 USA Cycling Pro Road National Championships made a significant impact on the city.