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West Virginia again comes out ahead on monthly revenue projections, eyes inflation - WV MetroNews (opens the original)
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West Virginia’s general revenue fund exceeded monthly and year-to-date targets at the conclusion of the first quarter . The state collected $570 million in September, which was almost $16 million above estimate. Total year to date general revenue collections are $1.41 billion. “It’s been very steady. We were steady both against estimates as well as prior year actuals,” State Revenue Secretary Eric Nelson said on MetroNews Talkline. Nelson noted that key components like corporate net income tax,
A double homicide and an officer involved shooting in Marshall County - WV MetroNews (opens the original)
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MOUNDSVILLE, W.Va. — The Marshall County Sheriff’s Department reports a double-homicide and a fatal officer involved shooting from early this morning near Moundsville. Sheriff Mike Dougherty said in a press release his deputies were dispatched around 1:40 a.m. Thursday to a home on Middle Grave Creek Road. Authorities said the call came into the 911 center, but nobody was talking on the other end of the line. Deputies responded to investigate and were met by a man with a handgun who fired on the
After ambitious pursuit of nuclear hub, West Virginia splits - WV MetroNews (opens the original)
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West Virginia has bowed out of a federal initiative that could have bought a nuclear energy hub. West Virginia submitted a one-page, one paragraph letter to withdraw from consideration. The withdrawal followed days of contentiousness over how the bid might include the handling of nuclear waste and was first reported by Steven Allen Adams of the Ogden Newspapers. West Virginia had been one of six states being considered as finalists for the federal government’s Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus
Capito and colleagues praise bipartisan permitting reform deal; look ahead to a vote - WV MetroNews (opens the original)
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Senator Shelley Moore Capito praised a bipartisan deal for permitting reform that has finally come together. “For far too long, our broken and outdated federal environmental review and permitting processes have stood in the way of energy reliability, secure jobs, modern infrastructure and economic growth,” Capito said today. “The bipartisan reforms we secured in this deal will transform our nation’s ability to power our economy and fuel future growth, while continuing to protect the land, water,
West Virginia would do anything for federal nuclear program, but it won't do that - WV MetroNews (opens the original)
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Gov. Patrick Morrisey says his administration wants to pursue a federal program for nuclear energy hubs, but he also has said this week that “West Virginia will not be a dumping ground for nuclear waste. Period.” He continued, “I have directed my Office of Energy to ensure that every site identified in our final Nuclear Campus application is considered only for nuclear generation or manufacturing — not as a dump.” The complication is that the U.S. Department of Energy’s call-out explicitly asks
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