AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoElection Watch: West Virginia has counted 115,855 ballots in early and absentee voting—about 30% ahead of the same point in 2022, Secretary of State Kris Warner says. Early voting continues through Saturday. Child Safety: Attorney General JB McCuskey is suing TikTok, alleging its design puts children at risk and exposes them to harmful content; the state is seeking penalties and court-ordered safety changes. EMS Funding: Pleasants County voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to approve the county’s first ambulance levy. It could raise about $600,000 a year to support emergency services. Infrastructure: Fairmont has begun work on a state-funded, $17.4 million stormwater project to replace aging pipes and redirect acidic mine runoff. Beech Bottom is also set to receive more than $3.3 million for water-tank repairs and water-main upgrades. Rural Health: A $1.3 million state grant will replace Bonnie’s Bus, WVU’s mobile mammography unit, which has provided more than 36,750 screenings since 2009. Mountain State Culture: A new DMV plate featuring nine West Virginia cryptids, including Mothman and the Flatwoods Monster, goes on sale Nov. 2.
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