AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWildlife: West Virginia’s endangered northern long-eared and Virginia big-eared bats face steep declines from a fungal disease that kills about 90% of infected bats, threatening a natural pest control service valued at billions nationwide. Food Safety: Family Farmstead Dairy recalled its raw mild and sharp cheddar sold in West Virginia and 11 other states over possible listeria contamination; check packages dated Oct. 16, 2027, or earlier. State Government: Democratic lawmakers want the attorney general to review Auditor Mark Hunt’s role in nine disputed tax-deed transfers, but their request is not a finding of wrongdoing. Economic Development: Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced $40 million for industrial site upgrades, while revenue officials urged lawmakers to be cautious about new spending amid inflation and slower wage growth. Coal Miners: A new report says nearly one in three veteran underground miners screened in central Appalachia has black lung, as federal protections against silica dust face rollbacks. Winter Bills: Appalachian Power is urging customers to use energy-saving and bill-assistance programs as heating costs rise.
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