AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEnvironmental Case: A federal judge temporarily blocked Attorney General J.B. McCuskey from enforcing subpoenas seeking records from West Virginia Rivers Coalition and 350.org, finding the groups are likely to succeed in arguing the demands violate their First Amendment rights. Victim Services: Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced $17.2 million in grants for 81 organizations providing counseling, shelter, advocacy and other help to crime victims statewide. Water Infrastructure: Beech Bottom will receive more than $3.3 million for repairs to two water tanks and a Route 2 water-main and hydrant project. Health Care: WVU’s Cancer Institute received $1.3 million to replace Bonnie’s Bus, which has brought mammograms to rural communities for 17 years. Election Update: More than 115,000 ballots were cast during absentee voting and the first seven days of early voting—up 30% from the comparable period in 2022. State Services: Morrisey launched an online permitting portal ahead of schedule, aiming to simplify approvals for businesses.
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