Shelley Moore Capito: “I just have one issue. I talked about it in my opening statement, that is the potential for fire with the lithium-ion…”

It was great to be back in Richwood to receive updates on the schools’ progress since reopening last year. I was proud to use my role on the Senate Appropriations Committee to fight alongside local leaders to keep our students in Richwood…

It’s great to be back in Moundsville today with AEP leadership and staff to discuss our shared goal of producing reliable, baseload energy right here in West Virginia. Our state has long been known as an energy leader, and we must continue…

She remains in touch with local leaders on this.

Throughout my time in Congress, I have worked to support West Virginia’s manufacturers and strengthen our domestic steel industry to help ensure that our state remains a place where businesses can grow.