AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPedestrian Safety Push: West Virginia’s GHSP is teaming with NHTSA for National Pedestrian Safety Month, urging drivers to slow down and watch for people walking—after national data shows pedestrians make up 18% of traffic deaths. Campus Safety: WVU Police issued a campus warning after anonymous hazing reports at Lambda Chi Alpha and Pi Kappa Alpha, with investigators asking anyone targeted to contact UPD. Courts & Schools: The West Virginia Supreme Court will hear arguments in a school vaccine case tied to religious or philosophical exemptions, after a Raleigh County judge blocked enforcement. Public Health Watch: Alpha-gal syndrome cases are rising in West Virginia as lone star ticks spread, with officials citing a sharp jump in confirmed/probable cases this year. State Government: Treasurer Larry Pack returned more than $2,700 in unclaimed property to the City of Beckley. Infrastructure: WVDOT is starting the first major phase of the I-64 Fort Hill Bridge rehab, setting up January 2027 lane closures. Water Costs: A new national report finds water bills are climbing faster than income, with West Virginia among the hardest hit.
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