'A travesty': Morrisey calls for investigation, transparency from NCAA after WVU snub
West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey and Attorney General JB McCuskey, during a joint press conference, call for transparency from the NCAA and answer questions as to why the West Virginia Mountaineers were left out of the 2025 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Gov. Patrick Morrisey and state Attorney General J.B. McCuskey say they want to get to the bottom of how ...
Gov. Patrick Morrisey on March 13, 2025 signed into law his priority bill defining “men” and “women." On March 12, 2025, the ...
Gov. Patrick Morrisey and the namesake for the Riley Gaines Act — defining sex and gender in State Code — celebrated the bill ...
Governor Patrick Morrisey faces perhaps the first major political test of his term, centered on a classic policy debate: the ...
A new online training program West Virginia’s governor called the first of its kind was unveiled Wednesday as part of the ...
Last week, we had the first of Gov. Patrick Morrisey’s bills be signed into law. Senate Bill 456, the Riley Gaines Act that ...
Since 1891, West Virginia State University has educated students entering the Mountain State’s workforce. Friday at the State ...
Governor Patrick Morrisey signed the Riley Gaines Act into law Wednesday, defining sex-based terms like “male” and “female” ...
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