AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHemp Policy Fight: West Virginia AG Tim Griffin is leading a bipartisan letter urging Congress to keep 2025 federal hemp reforms and block moves that could bring back “intoxicating hemp” products. Public Health: Michigan confirmed the first cyclosporiasis deaths tied to the multistate outbreak linked to iceberg lettuce; the CDC says thousands of cases are reported nationwide, including in West Virginia. Flood Recovery: The Trump administration approved $4.5 million in individual disaster assistance for Lewis and Upshur counties after July storms and flooding. Energy & Rates: West Virginia regulators are weighing a proposed natural gas plant in Maidsville that critics say could drive up household bills, especially with data-center demand in the background. Defense Industry: Northrop Grumman says it’s accelerating missile interceptor production with new framework deals totaling more than $3 billion, including work at its Rocket Center, WV facility. Sports & Local Business: Antero Resources will become WVU Athletics’ first-ever jersey patch sponsor under a five-year deal starting in 2026-27. Road Safety: West Virginia ranks among the most dangerous states to drive, tied to bridge condition concerns. Veterans: WV Secretary of State Kris Warner helped pitch Bridgeport as a finalist for Vietnam Veterans of America’s new national headquarters. Human Services: Gov. Morrisey’s office says TANF programs will keep running while the state seeks supplemental funding amid a long-term shortfall.
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