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JAN 18, 2026
Addressing Fraud, Caregiving, Broadband and Retirement Security Top Priorities
JAN 11, 2026
West Virginians 50+ express strong support for a state caregiver tax credit and other key legislative actions
DEC 7, 2025
Share your thoughts in our AARP WV Legislative Issues Questionnaire
NOV 20, 2025
Mason County resident to succeed outgoing State President Jane Marks
Eagles’ two sport standout earns AARP/MetroNews statewide honor
Cougars’ three sport standout earns AARP/MetroNews statewide honor
Know a good kid? A high school junior or senior who excels in athletics, academics and community service?
Falcons' two sport student athlete earns first AARP/MetroNews statewide honor of 2017
AARP West Virginia and the West Virginia MetroNews Radio Network are again partnering to recognize some of the state’s best and brightest student athletes through the AARP West Virginia Scholar Athlete of the Week awards program.
Get $5 off tickets for July 23 live show with online promo code
The “Protect Patients First” national tour made a stop in West Virginia on Thursday, July 13. The tour, which launched in early June in Cleveland, aims to inform the public and help persuade senators to reject harmful health care proposals under consideration in Washington.
One in 10 Americans 60 and older have experienced elder abuse or neglect. In almost 60 percent of cases, the perpetrator was a family member, usually an adult child or spouse.
Latest Survey Reveals Large Majorities of Older Voters Across Party Lines Oppose Age Tax, Removal of Pre-existing Condition Protections, Medicare & Medicaid Cuts
About 1 in 10 older Americans have reported experiencing elder abuse, and most experts believe the crime is underreported. According to the National Council on Aging, just 1 in 14 cases of abuse against people age 60-plus is reported to authorities.
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