AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCourt Fight: A federal judge temporarily blocked Attorney General J.B. McCuskey from enforcing subpoenas to two environmental groups, ruling they are likely to succeed in arguing the demands violate their First Amendment rights. Election: More than 115,000 West Virginians have voted absentee or during early voting’s first seven days, up 30% from 2022. Infrastructure: Beech Bottom is receiving more than $3.3 million for water tank repairs and a water main and fire hydrant project. Health: WVU Cancer Institute received $1.3 million to replace Bonnie’s Bus, which has delivered more than 36,750 mammograms in rural communities. State health officials also alerted residents to a rise in Salmonella cases. Victim Services: The state awarded $17.2 million in grants to 81 organizations supporting crime victims. Technology: Nvidia is reportedly considering credit guarantees to help finance a West Virginia data center planned for Anthropic; no deal has been signed. Public Safety: Gov. Patrick Morrisey ordered flags lowered Friday in honor of Logan County Deputy Caden Mullins, who died in the line of duty. Child Safety: West Virginia has sued TikTok, alleging its app puts children at risk.
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