AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 minutes agoFree-Speech Ruling: A federal judge ruled that West Virginia Attorney General JB McCuskey chilled free speech and blocked his office’s subpoenas to environmental groups, drawing sharp criticism from state Democrats. Health Care: The state is directing $2 million to community health centers and $3.9 million to expand rural health-care training and workforce programs. Heating Aid: LIEAP applications begin mailing Nov. 2, offering help with winter energy bills. Development: West Virginia launched its one-stop permitting portal ahead of schedule, with fast-track options set to begin Jan. 1, as data-center plans raise concerns about scenic wilderness and local oversight. Election Watch: Nearly 67,000 ballots had been cast through absentee voting and the first four days of early voting. Charleston Community: About 85% of donations from Saturday’s Out of the Darkness walk stay in West Virginia to support suicide-prevention work; the state recorded 303 suicide deaths in 2024, down from 349 the year before.
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