Sen. Joe Manchin’s monthslong effort to greenlight the controversial Mountain Valley Pipeline – a project that will pipe methane gas across parts of West Virginia and Virginia – is likely to ...

To get Joe Manchin's vote on a budget bill, Democratic leaders promised to consider legislation that would help a natural gas pipeline get built in his state. But the pipeline still faces opposition.

Besides the pipeline, Manchin has cited other reasons for his change of heart on the climate change bill. He has emphasized that the bill would reduce inflation and pay down the national debt.

WASHINGTON — Senator Joe Manchin III of West Virginia has secured a promise from Democratic leaders and the White House to complete a highly contested 304-mile gas pipeline in his state, his ...

Manchin says the pipeline also means big money for his state. "I've been told it's about $40 million a year in tax revenues to the state of West Virginia," he said, according to West Virginia ...

This summer, in a highly unusual move, Congress stepped in to fast-track the completion of the Mountain Valley Pipeline. After years of stop-and-go construction, there’s now a mad dash to finish ...

Mr. Manchin faces a potentially difficult re-election campaign next year, and pushing the pipeline to completion could help him with voters. Gov.

Completion of the Mountain Valley Pipeline has been delayed until the second quarter, developer Equitrans said Tuesday, following a string of court delays and price hikes.. Equitrans Tuesday said ...

West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin vowed the Mountain Valley Pipeline would be completed after the project’s owner Equitrans Midstream Corp. announced new delays and cost overruns for the ...

The construction of the Mountain Valley Pipeline, approved by Manchin in 2014, has faced criticism from environmental activists due to its potential impact on natural habitats and climate change.

The Senator gets the Mountain Valley Pipeline, ... Sen. Joe Manchin finally released the legislative text of his proposed permitting reforms this week, and what a disappointment.