AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHealth Care Politics: President Trump says the federal government will refund $500 in Obamacare overcharges to nearly 1 million people in 30 states using the federally run exchange, including West Virginia—while New Mexico is excluded. Public Safety & Justice: Sen. Brian Helton says he’ll push a bill to reinstate West Virginia’s death penalty for certain felony sexual battery cases involving children under 12. Elections & Voting Data: A federal judge dismissed a DOJ lawsuit seeking Minnesota voter rolls; the case is part of a broader fight over election records. Courts & Legal Ethics: A bankruptcy judge disqualified HSF Kramer from representing Pleasants Power Station, citing a conflict in the Pleasants case. Local Government & Development: Greenbrier County approved multiple resolutions and grant funding, including a new roof grant for Ronceverte Public Library. Education: Leaders broke ground on the new Hurricane Middle School, with construction projected to finish late 2028 or early 2029. Crime & Law Enforcement: “Operation Coal Country” netted dozens of arrests across southern West Virginia, including noncompliant sex offenders and violent fugitives. Higher Ed: WVU’s Board of Governors authorized the next steps for the “West Tower Project,” keeping the stadium expansion on track.
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