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West Virginia lawmakers wrap up first week of legislative session

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CHARLESTON, WV (WOWK) -- The West Virginia Senate and the House of Delegates have more direction now that the executive budget has been presented to the full body. Just three days in and both chambers as well as their committees have been hard at work on issues Gov. Patrick Morrisey (R-WV) laid out in his state of the state, as well as some that were not mentioned. “We’re off to a fast start," said Del. Jonathan Pinson, a Republican who represen…

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West Virginia lawmakers wrap up first week of legislative session

CHARLESTON, WV (WOWK) -- The West Virginia Senate and the House of Delegates have more direction now that the executive budget has been presented to the full body. Just three days in and both chambers as well as their committees have been hard at work on issues Gov. Patrick Morrisey (R-WV) laid out in his state of the state, as well as some that were not mentioned. “We’re off to a fast start," said Del. Jonathan Pinson, a Republican who represen…

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West Virginia Senate health committee advances vaccine exemption bill

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WV News) — West Virginia Senate lawmakers voted Thursday to advance a bill that would allow exemptions from current school vaccination policies.

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Religious exceptions for childhood vaccination requirements gets first Senate hearing

West Virginia’s Senate Health Committee took the first steps on a bill opening up religious exceptions for the state’s childhood vaccine laws, in a meeting that lasted about two hours.

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Legislative committee supports ‘conscience exemption’ vaccine bill

A Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. (Courtesy of Executive Office of the Maryland Governor)A legislative committee endorsed a bill Thursday at the state Capitol in Pierre that would allow South Dakotans to sue their employer, church or even family or neighbor if they’re barred entrance to a building, lose their job or are demoted because they refuse vaccinations during a public health emergency. House Bill 1223, introduced by Sioux Falls Republican Rep.…

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