AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTourism & Jobs: West Virginia’s tourism hit a record $9.4 billion economic impact in 2025, with 78.4 million visitors and $6.8 billion in overnight spending, plus major park and lodging upgrades planned. Healthcare Workforce: Gov. Morrisey announced $291,403 for WVU Medicine to expand nursing education capacity, aiming to add about 100 nursing students per year and boost access in rural areas. Public Safety & Health: Capito secured CDS funding for Lily’s Place to expand mental health and spiritual care for Huntington first responders and their families. Child Welfare: A new state report says 12 West Virginia children died and 11 others nearly died from abuse or neglect in federal fiscal year 2025, with most victims under age 5. State Government & Courts: Attorney General Marshall led a U.S. Supreme Court brief urging states to retain authority over voter qualifications. Culture Center: The West Virginia Culture Center will close parts of its facilities for renovations, affecting reservations and “Mountain Stage” performances. Local Tragedy: A Monongalia County crash killed 65-year-old William G. Rudash Jr. after a motorcycle collided with a pickup. Sports: Big 12 announced WVU’s Oct. 3 game at Iowa State will air at noon on TNT/TruTV/HBO Max.
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