AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPublic Health: The CDC says the cyclosporiasis outbreak tied to iceberg lettuce has expanded to 15 states, with West Virginia among the affected areas, as officials warn the source may be broader than one produce batch. Food Assistance: West Virginia’s SNAP waiver push for “hot, healthy” foods is still stuck in legal and administrative limbo after a federal court challenge derailed parts of the plan. Child Safety Tech & Services: Gov. Morrisey announced $2.1M+ in Child Advocacy Center grants, including $127,103.87 for the Harrison County Child Abuse Task Force, to fund forensic interviews, counseling, and multidisciplinary support. Privacy & Surveillance: A national debate over Flock-style license plate readers keeps heating up, with critics calling it a privacy nightmare and communities reporting vandalism. Education & Workforce: WVU President Michael Benson highlighted his “Strategic Compass” push after a statewide listening tour, while WVU hospitality students continue building real-world experience through a Nemacolin partnership. Local Crime: Police allege a West Virginia snack distributor used fake delivery invoices in a Little Debbie scheme tied to Pennsylvania retailers.
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