AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFlash Flood Emergency: Severe storms slammed West Virginia with flash flooding, landslides, and washed-out roads, leading Gov. Patrick Morrisey to declare a state of emergency for all 55 counties and deploy the National Guard for rescues and debris pickup; officials reported 85 DNR rescues and 310 Guard personnel, with shelters opened and 911/phone disruptions reported in hard-hit areas. Public Safety & Recovery: The National Weather Service issued life-threatening warnings, including a “Particularly Dangerous Situation” flash flood alert, as crews worked through the night and Interstate 79 stayed closed in the Weston area. Health Watch: A multistate cyclosporiasis outbreak tied to recalled lettuce continues to surge, with CDC reporting more than 11,500 cases across 41 states and ongoing uncertainty about the full scope. State Utility Update: The West Virginia Public Service Commission approved a plan to set aside $60 million to preserve landline phone service, while keeping final project and disbursement approvals with the commission. Community & Culture: Clarksburg’s West Virginia Black Heritage Festival is set for Sept. 11-13 with live music, dance, and tribute shows. Sports: Bridgeport advanced in Little League with a shutout win and will play for a state semifinal spot, while local youth programs like Shoot Hoops drew crowds despite the wet weather.
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