AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoNCAA Baseball (WVU): West Virginia will host the NCAA Morgantown regional as the No. 16 seed, opening Friday, May 29, against Binghamton (5 p.m. on ESPN+), with Wake Forest (No. 2) and Kentucky (No. 3) also in the double-elimination field. Workforce & Training: Gov. Jim Justice signed workforce development bills at New River CTC, creating a state micro-credential program and expanding fast-track career training tied to high-demand jobs. Public Health: A new study links PFAS “forever chemicals” to lower bone density in children and teens, raising fresh concerns about exposure and long-term health. Crime & Courts: A Raleigh County man was charged after allegedly sending pornographic messages/images to a juvenile; in Fayette County, a man faces charges after police say he choked and threatened to kill his wife. Caregiving Crisis: A report says West Virginia’s caregiving system relies heavily on women—about 375,000 family caregivers—often unpaid, expensive, and financially draining. Health Access: A mobile lung cancer screening unit (LUCAS) will make stops in Randolph, Barbour, and Preston counties in late June. Greenbrier Legal Fight: A federal judge ordered the Justice family to submit more detailed terms for a Greenbrier loan dispute, pushing for greater public disclosure.
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