Coronavirus In West Virginia: Gov. Justice holds a 1:00 PM news conference on COVID-19 coronavirus update

Posted: Apr 28, 2020 / 09:15 AM EDT / Updated: Apr 28, 2020 / 09:15 AM EDT

February 07 2021 06:30 pm

Charleston, W.Va (WTRF)- Gov. Jim Justice will hold a news conference Tuesday at 1:00 PM to provide the latest updates on the coronavirus in West Virginia.

Yesterday, Gov. Justice announced WV Strong: The Comeback; reopening criteria for the Mountain State.

You can watch the press briefing on the 7News Facebook page or on WTRF.com.

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