AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoObamacare Refunds: President Trump says nearly 1 million Americans in 30 states, including West Virginia, will get one-time $500 checks in October after the White House claims Biden-era Healthcare.gov “user fees” overcharged consumers. Election Records Fight: The DOJ is appealing a federal judge’s dismissal of its bid for West Virginia’s unredacted voter registration data, sending the case to the 4th Circuit. Broadband Buildout: Gov. Morrisey and Sen. Capito announced more rural fiber expansion in West Virginia, with Armstrong set to install hundreds of miles to reach thousands of unserved homes and small businesses. Power Grid & Rates: A state utility engineer urged the PSC to deny NextEra’s MARL transmission line application in full, arguing the analysis is outdated and benefits to West Virginia aren’t proven. Waterfront Development: Westover City Council discussed steps to reopen the riverfront for development, including soil testing tied to WVU and talks with Norfolk Southern over Long Street. Opioid Spending Scrutiny: A report highlights how West Virginia agencies have used opioid settlement funds for automated license plate readers, raising questions about tracking and priorities. PFAS Accountability Nearby: North Carolina announced a $590M PFAS settlement involving Chemours and DuPont, underscoring the broader regional pressure on chemical pollution cleanup.
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