AGP Executive Report
Last update: 37 minutes agoEnergy & Environment: The Trump administration announced $850 million for coal plant modernization plus two new coal plants, using Defense Production Act authority—critics call it an unnecessary subsidy while supporters say it boosts grid reliability. Public Utilities: West Virginia’s MARL power-line fight heads into its final stretch with two PSC public comment hearings this week in Monongalia and Preston counties, as opponents argue residents’ comments are being squeezed. Local Economy & Housing/Services: Lawmakers are pushing back against resident concerns over data centers, saying the state can benefit from the industry’s growth even as oversight gaps worry communities. Education: West Virginia Treasurer Larry Pack is urging families to apply for the Hope Scholarship before the June 15 full-funding deadline. Health & Safety: A Harrison County man was arrested after an alleged burglary where he hit a woman and stabbed her leg with scissors. Sports (WV): WVU baseball is headed to the College World Series, and West Virginia’s Ben Lumsden is drawing attention for his postseason surge. Culture: A West Virginia Land Trust and Raleigh County Humane Society event will bring adoptable dogs to a hiking day June 14.
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