AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAuditor Scrutiny: West Virginia Democrats called for an independent investigation after reports that State Auditor Mark Hunt signed nine tax deeds for a company tied to a longtime friend and office employee. The Auditor’s Office has also received federal grand jury subpoenas; no wrongdoing has been established. Data Center Plans: The state certified a proposed Boone County AI data center without a public announcement. The project could eventually use up to 10 gigawatts of power. Mountaineers Fall: WVU lost 53-48 to No. 15 Texas Tech after a late safety ended a comeback bid, dropping the Mountaineers to 5-4. Election Fallout: Democrats gained 12 House seats and doubled their Senate membership to four, while Republicans kept supermajorities in both chambers. Schools and Jobs: State lawmakers are preparing to discuss school funding options. Separately, the Jobs & Hope program reported a $9.61 return for every dollar invested in 2025, placing nearly 600 people in jobs. Health Care: Labor and delivery services are set to return to Greenbrier Valley Medical Center. In Memoriam: Former West Virginia governor and U.S. Sen. Jay Rockefeller has died at 89.
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