Gold Star family of slain California soldier booed on flight

Winning numbers drawn in 'Powerball' game

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — West Virginia's incoming Democratic governor says he received a weekend phone call from Republican President-elect Donald to discuss how to revive the slumping coal industry. Gov.-election Jim Justice said in a statement that the 15-minute call focused on how the two could cooperate in efforts to put miners back to work. It said Trump "made clear that he won't forget about West Virginia when it comes to our nation's energy policies." Justice didn't immediately disclose any specific steps, and there was no immediate statement from Trump about the call. Justice also asked both parties in West Virginia's legislature to put aside partisan politics and work jointly on reviving a coal industry that shed thousands of jobs amid competition from low natural gas prices and ongoing pressures to cut smokestack emissions.

West Virginia gov says he and Trump discussed coal slump