Lawmakers push back against allowing off-road vehicles in state parks after opposition from retired state park leaders

CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Legislature has taken steps in recent sessions to expand off-road vehicle use and amenities across the state’s park system. But lawmakers didn’t embrace combining those

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