Sitemap - 2023 - The West Virginia Weakly (formerly 60 Days)
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The regular session is over, but Gov. Justice may give lawmakers more work to do
Toasting the end of the session
Day 60: Come midnight, it'll be sweet, sweet 'sine die'
Day 59: The penultimate day of the legislative session
Day 58: The clock is ticking toward midnight Saturday
Day 57: The GOP tax cuts are on the books, and there were balloons to mark its signing
Day 56: Gov. Justice signs the DHHR split
Day 55: PEIA, pay raises, tax cuts and the budget bill
Day 53: The PEIA bill is up for a final House vote today
Day 52: The PEIA bill is moving amid union opposition
Day 51: 'Crossover Day' is in the rearview mirror but there are still plenty of bills to chew on
Day 50: Welcome to 'Crossover Day.' Here's what to expect
Day 49: RFRA passes the House, 'Crossover Day' is Wednesday
Day 48: Spring seems to be arriving early as legislating heats up Charleston
Day 47: Lawmakers have reached a deal on tax cuts
Day 46: With major deadlines looming, lawmakers are working this weekend
Day 45: A tax cut deal seems to be emerging
Day 44: With less than a week until 'crossover day,' the pace is increasing
Day 43: Health Department split will be up for a vote in the Senate
Day 42: Campus Carry is up for passage in the House
Day 41: Another House Judiciary Committee public hearing
Day 38: Campus Carry hits the House floor
Day 37: Campus Carry, Form Energy and ST: Picard
Day 36: Campus carry gets a public hearing this morning.
Day 34: Governor Justice gets back on the tax cut bandwagon
Day 31: State funding for a battery plant survives attacks by opponents
Day 30: We’re halfway through the metaphorical marathon
Day 29: Teacher pay raises are advancing on both sides of the rotunda
Day 28: And things are picking back up
Day 27: A new legislative week gets started today
Day 24: The House is poised to pass the proposed ban on gender affirming care for minors
Day 23: The House is set to hold the first of two public hearings this morning
Day 21: Ban on gender-affirming care for minors heads to House floor
Day 20: WV Lawmakers aren't shying away from controversy
Day 17: It's Friday, so let's wrap things up for the week
Day 14: Governor Justice takes his tax cut proposal to the people
Day 13: West Virginia lawmakers hit a milestone
Day Ten: The first full week goes into the history books today
Day Nine: The Governor's tax cut proposal is in the hands of the Senate
Day Eight: DHHR split, governor's tax cut plan move forward in the House
Day Seven: The floor sessions may seem slow, but the wheels are turning in committee
Day Six: The first full week of legislating
Day Three: Democrats push back on Governor's proposals
Day Two: After a speedy first day in the Senate, the governor offered his own vision.
Day One: The Current Disposition of West Virginia, according to Gov. Jim Justice