AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoNCAA Baseball: West Virginia stunned Kentucky in the Morgantown Regional final, scoring in the ninth to force extras and then getting a walk-off single from Armani Guzman in the 10th to send the Mountaineers to the Super Regional—Morgantown will host next weekend for the first time. State Budget: West Virginia’s General Revenue Fund collections topped $381 million in May, beating the monthly estimate by $44 million, with Governor Morrisey citing strength in personal income, sales, and severance taxes. Rural Health Funding: Gov. Morrisey announced a $3.4 million Rural Health Transformation Program local health challenge, pushing prevention-focused community initiatives. Energy Rules Pushback: Attorney General Morrisey’s office urged the Department of Energy to rescind Biden-era rules that would ban certain non-condensing gas heaters and furnaces starting this fall. Dem Party Shakeup: Wheeling attorney Teresa Toriseva announced a bid to challenge incumbent Mike Pushkin for West Virginia Democratic Party chair. Child Welfare: A new report highlights gaps for young people aging out of foster care, with nearly 6,000 kids in the system statewide. Community & Culture: Wheeling Farmers’ Market awarded $500 scholarships to two students, and the West Virginia Arts Council is set to debut a new “America and Art” exhibit.
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