The WVDEP says testing has so far not shown contamination in the Town of Wayne's water system, but is still advising residents to avoid using their water while investigations continue into the leak from an AEP substation. Robert Fields | WVOW News TOWN OF WAYNE Residents in Wayne County were told not to drink, bathe or even cook with their tap water following an oil leak originating in the East Lynn area over the weekend. The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protec

WVDEP Division of Air Quality (DAQ) New Source Review (NSR) Program Manager Joe Kessler addressed the role of the DAQ in certifying...

The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection is accepting entries for the 23rd Annual "Roadsides in Bloom" calendar contest....

News Release CHARLESTON Three educators recognized as West Virginia Environmental Teachers of the Year by the West Virginia Department...

LYBURN Tire collection event planned for later this month in Logan County The Logan County Solid Waste Authority, in conjunction with the...