AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRural Health: Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced nearly $2.2 million for community health centers to improve care coordination and expand access in rural areas. Gas Prices: West Virginia House Democrats renewed calls to suspend the state fuel tax as prices top $4 a gallon; the tax helps fund roads. Public Assistance: The state will continue drug screening for TANF applicants, though fewer than 1% of all applicants tested positive in 2025. Water Costs: A new analysis puts West Virginia’s average annual water bill at $1,383, the highest among states. Clean Water: A $7.9 million project to extend water lines to more than 80 Leatherwood-area households is moving forward after decades of waiting. Health: West Virginia is one of two states where adult obesity rates fell significantly from 2024 to 2025, a new report finds. Elections: Tuesday was the final day to register or update voter information for November’s general election.
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