AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCharleston Crash: Two people died after a vehicle plunged from the I-64/77 split, the fourth such crash in months. Disaster Aid: Unemployment assistance is available to eligible workers and business owners in Fayette, Harrison and Kanawha counties affected by August flooding; the claim deadline is Dec. 7. Schools: The state Board of Education voted 7-1 that West Virginia’s funding formula is inadequate, citing rising costs for students needing specialized services. Separately, $9 million in federal funding will expand college and career opportunities statewide. Election Season: “No Kings” rallies are planned in Charleston and other West Virginia communities Saturday, with organizers urging early voting ahead of the Nov. 3 election. Bridge Day: Thousands are expected at the New River Gorge Bridge festival Saturday, a major draw for Fayette County businesses and visitors. Economy: West Virginia’s unemployment rate held at 4%, but labor-force participation remained at 53.8%, well below the national 61.8%.
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