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Local agencies, organizations look forward to 988 as suicide hotline number

HUNTINGTON — A new phone number is set to become the new suicide prevention hotline in the United States starting July 16.

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West Virginia social services workers get raises

CHARLESTON — West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice said Thursday that social services workers will receive a 15% pay increase by tapping funds from existing vacant positions after such efforts failed

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WV lawmakers hope study will address EMS staffing crisis

HUNTINGTON — Members of the West Virginia Legislature met Sunday to discuss innovative ways being used to help relieve a drastic shortage of EMT and paramedic employees in the state.

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Rare tornado, one-room schoolhouse: News from around our 50 states

Texas county’s top official accused of cattle theft, John Hinckley on track for full freedom in Virginia, and more

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W Va social services workers get raises

CHARLESTON — West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice said Thursday that social services workers will receive a 15% pay increase by tapping funds from existing vacant positions after such efforts failed

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