AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFederal Court & SNAP: A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from restricting SNAP purchases of sugary foods and drinks in five states, saying USDA lacked authority to approve the limits. State Politics & Energy: Gov. Jim Justice cut the ribbon on an 11-mile, 4-lane Corridor H stretch from Kerens to Parsons, with more miles still to come toward the Virginia line. Public Safety & Courts: A Bridgeport woman, Christina Nolte, was sentenced to 12 months in federal prison for falsifying VA medical records to get disability benefits and discharge $242,528 in student loans; she must repay $355,179.13. Health Access: WVU Medicine’s “Bonnie’s Bus” mobile mammography unit will visit multiple West Virginia counties in late July, offering 3D screenings and help enrolling for free/low-cost exams. Local Government: Bridgeport City Council discussed possible e-bike rules, with debate focused on safety education and child supervision requirements. Community & Sports: Wheeling Park grad Elizabeth Romanek was crowned Miss West Virginia 2026, and Sherman High’s Luke Tagliente earned Class A all-state baseball captain honors.
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