AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoJay Rockefeller’s Legacy: West Virginia is mourning former Gov. and U.S. Sen. Jay Rockefeller, who died at 89. State and local leaders remembered his decades of public service and commitment to the Mountain State; Gov. Patrick Morrisey ordered flags lowered to half-staff. Child Safety: Attorney General J.B. McCuskey sued Snapchat, alleging the platform failed to protect children after two West Virginia teens died. Health Care: Labor and delivery services are set to return to Greenbrier Valley Medical Center through a partnership between Vandalia Health and the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine. Economic Development: Morrisey announced 52 new Opportunity Zones intended to attract investment and create jobs across the state. Election Results: Democrats doubled their seats in the House of Delegates and gained Senate seats, though Republicans retained a supermajority. Voters also approved a constitutional amendment barring noncitizens from voting in state elections. Charleston: The Town Center Chick-fil-A, a 34-year tenant, plans to close Dec. 31, with no relocation announced; the mall’s owner expects to close the property in 2027. WVU Football: The Mountaineers visit No. 15 Texas Tech with bowl eligibility one win away.
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