AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoNuclear Waste Proposal: Gov. Patrick Morrisey’s energy office offered four West Virginia sites, including a Harpers Ferry-area quarry, for a federal project that would store spent nuclear fuel. Jefferson County officials say they weren’t consulted; West Virginia is among six finalists. Data Center Opposition: Wheeling residents renewed calls for a moratorium on a planned Warwood data center, as data-center growth also fuels fights over power lines. Schools: Challenges to West Virginia’s school funding system are moving through the courts. Districts are also raising alarms about declining enrollment, staffing and special-education costs; Kanawha County Schools lost 933 students in a year. Election: Early voting continues ahead of Nov. 3. Voters will decide whether to amend the state constitution to specify that only citizens may vote. Mountaineers: WVU football beat TCU 24-20 on a late defensive takeaway, improving to 5-3 before its bye week. Public Safety: A Logan County deputy died in a crash involving a cruiser and a coal truck.
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