AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLocal Tech & Policy: Wheeling is kicking around a proposal to let residents use golf carts on city streets, with council rules discussions focused on what’s safe and feasible. Education & Community: Multiple West Virginia high schools are wrapping up Class of 2026 graduation week, while the McKinley family announced a $100,000 civil engineering scholarship at WVU in honor of late Congressman David McKinley. Healthcare Costs: A new KFF analysis says Affordable Care Act Marketplace deductibles jumped 37% in 2026—the biggest rise on record—after enhanced premium tax credits expired. Public Health & Environment: West Virginia is set to receive nearly $9.5 million from the EPA to help small and disadvantaged communities tackle PFAS contamination. Energy & Reliability: Mon Power and Potomac Edison filed with the state Public Service Commission seeking approval for reliability-focused electric rate changes. Data Centers Watch: State and regional leaders continue weighing the Bedington Data Center plan, including power, water, and community impacts.
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