AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPFAS & Health: A long-term study links higher PFOA “forever chemical” levels to lower bone mineral density in children and teens, raising concerns about impacts during key bone-building years. Cybersecurity: Beacon Mutual’s January cyberattack exposed personal data tied to about 132,000 Rhode Islanders, including roughly 4,500 current and former state workers, spotlighting vendor risk for public systems. WV Tech & Energy Costs: Lawmakers and policy officials warn that data-center demand is pushing electricity costs onto ratepayers, with West Virginia cited in the national debate over who pays for grid strain. WV Workforce Training: Gov. Patrick Morrisey signed bills creating a West Virginia micro-credential program for faster vocational/technical/medical training and aligning it with Workforce Pell grant rules. Online Child Safety Fight: West Virginia AG Patrick Morrisey joined a push against the federal KIDS Act, arguing it would weaken state authority and leave kids’ online safety to Big Tech. Local Tech/Community: Rotary Club and Wendling’s Foodservice team up on “Recycle and Play” to fund inclusive playground equipment in Upshur County. Broadcasting in WV: The West Virginia Broadcasting Hall of Fame announced its 2026 class, honoring seven radio and TV professionals.
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