AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSchool Funding & Supplies: West Virginia public school teachers say limited resources are forcing them to buy basics out of pocket, while they warn the Hope Scholarship is pulling students from district schools and destabilizing staffing and closures. Public Safety Tech Debate: Lawmakers heard testimony on Flock-style automated license plate readers, with supporters touting faster crime-solving and critics warning about a broad, warrantless surveillance network. Food Safety: Major retailers including Target, Walmart and Whole Foods issued recalls tied to a Salmonella outbreak linked to jalapeños, with alerts covering multiple ready-to-eat meat and poultry products. Weather & Flood Risk: The Ohio Valley is bracing for another round of storms and possible flooding after a very wet August start, with forecasts calling for additional heavy rain. Infrastructure: Kanawha County crews responded to multiple water main breaks in Nitro, St. Albans and Charleston. Road Work: Taylor County’s Glade Run Road (CR 52) is closed for waterline installation starting Aug. 10 through late October, with daytime-only operations and detours. Sports (WV ties): WVU football announced free Fan Day autographs Aug. 28 at Milan Puskar Stadium, and a list of impactful 2026 freshmen included WVU players.
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