AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPowerFlo Jobs Boost: Gov. Morrisey announced PowerFlo Solutions will invest $20 million in Wood County, buying the former Hino facility in Williamstown and creating 120–200 jobs tied to electrical infrastructure for data centers and AI. Big 12 Football Buzz: WVU coach Rich Rodriguez used Big 12 Media Days to push a “super league” idea—pool TV revenue across about 60 teams and return to regional rivalries like the old days. Mountaineers on the Field: West Virginia’s Rich Rodriguez also highlighted the pride behind “Country Roads” going national with the USMNT World Cup run. Robocall Crackdown: West Virginia’s AG Jeff Jackson joined a push for tougher FCC rules to stop illegal robocalls and scammers using real phone numbers. Cash App Fallout: Jackson also backed a multistate settlement with Block/Cash App over misleading users about fraud protection, with $45 million to states and $75–$120 million to consumers. Local Public Safety: Berkeley County arrested Paul Vassar Butler on alleged social-media threats against sheriff’s deputies. Health & Community: WVU Medicine’s LUCAS mobile lung screening unit is set to visit Lincoln, Fort Gay, and Shinnston in August for low-dose CT scans.
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