AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHealthcare Access: WVU Medicine’s “Bonnie’s Bus” mobile mammography program will stop in Wetzel, Pocahontas, Harrison and Marion counties in late October, offering 3D screenings and help enrolling uninsured/underinsured women in the West Virginia Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Program. Legal & Public Money: A coalition led by Iowa AG Brenna Bird, including West Virginia, asked the U.S. Supreme Court to let 9/11 victims and families access frozen Taliban funds to satisfy roughly $17 billion in judgments. Sports & Business: WVU men’s basketball leading scorer Honor Huff sued the NCAA for an injunction to allow a fifth season under eligibility rules. Local Economy: State Treasurer Larry Pack returned more than $13,000 in unclaimed property to Cabell County and more than $33,000 to Pleasants County and Ritchie County. Food Safety: A frozen berry recall tied to an E. coli outbreak expanded again, now including additional Walmart and Trader Joe’s products in dozens of states. Energy Policy: West Virginia’s permitting debate continues as a federal permitting reform bill advances, drawing mixed reactions from clean energy groups.
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