Jim Justice
Legislators passed a bill giving teachers and state employees a 5 percent raise.
The state Senate didn't deliver on the pay hikes the governor had laid out.
Workers across the state continued the strike after a tentative deal floundered. Now their solidarity will be tested.
Teachers do what they do for love, but they also do it for money.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Schools in West Virginia will remain closed Thursday, despite a deal between union leaders and the governor.
Teachers will get a 5 percent raise, and state employees will get a 3 percent raise. But there's no clear fix to the employee health care plan.
But teachers say the strike continues.
