AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFirearms finance cleared: West Virginia AG J.B. McCuskey said First Internet Bank of Indiana, Ramp.com and Bill.com told his office they won’t discriminate against firearms businesses, closing a potential FIND Act dispute tied to Kent Cartridge. Pipeline fight: McCuskey is leading an 18-state coalition urging a federal appeals court to keep Enbridge’s Line 5 open, arguing Michigan can’t shut the pipeline under federal safety authority. Data center rules: WV released a 20-year framework for “responsible” data center development, aiming to protect ratepayers, water and communities before hyperscale projects surge. Local data center backlash: In Tucker County, residents and opponents are pushing back on a proposed massive data center campus and power plan, citing shifting details and environmental worries. Food safety: Taylor Farms’ jalapeño recall expanded to 345 illnesses and 36 hospitalizations, pulling products sold at major retailers including Walmart, Target and Trader Joe’s. Privacy cameras: Bridgewater residents packed a council meeting to question Flock license-plate cameras, while a supporter argued they’re not facial recognition. Public health: Monongalia County began distributing oral rabies vaccine baits around Morgantown, with USDA drops planned for rural areas. Flood recovery funding: Lawmakers heard the State Resiliency Office wants more flexibility for the Flood Resiliency Fund after a $5M appropriation. Scam reports: South Charleston and other WV cities logged notable BBB Scam Tracker activity in July, with losses tied to online purchase scams and debt-collection schemes.
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