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W.Va. Nuclear Initiative With Feds Off - West Virginia Public Broadcasting (opens the original)
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Home » Stories » W.Va. Nuclear Initiative With Feds Off The state of West Virginia was briefly on a federal list of potential nuclear generation sites, but it appears that project is off. On Sept. 8, Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced that the state signed a memorandum of understanding to become the 6th state in the U.S. Department of Energy’s Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus initiative. But a deadline loomed on Sept. 30 to take the next steps discussing financing and potential locations. Last w
Constitutional Amendment Would Bar Noncitizens From Voting - West Virginia Public Broadcasting (opens the original)
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Home » Stories » Constitutional Amendment Would Bar Noncitizens From Voting A proposed amendment to the West Virginia Constitution is on the ballot Nov. 3. Titled the “Citizenship Requirement to Vote in West Virginia Elections,” it was proposed by the West Virginia Legislature during the 2026 regular legislative session. West Virginia election law already requires a person to be a United States citizen to register to vote. But the state’s constitution does not expressly state that. “The duty of
Room With A View? - West Virginia Public Broadcasting (opens the original)
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The drive to the Red Oak Fire Lookout tower in Webster County, in the Monongahela National Forest, is up a well-maintained gravel road through a canopy of trees that makes it feel like you’re motoring through a tunnel. It’s even more jarring when you arrive at a clearing at the top of the hill and see a tower standing 80 feet straight up to your right. Use your cursor to look around and zoom in on the Monongahela National Forest from the Red Oak Fire Tower. “So we’re at the Red Oak Fire Tower ar
State Parks, Forests To Get Upgrades - West Virginia Public Broadcasting (opens the original)
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Home » Stories » State Parks, Forests To Get Upgrades West Virginia’s state parks, forests, and outdoor recreation areas are about to get an upgrade. Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced Wednesday nearly $20 million in investments to modernize and expand the facilities across the state. The money includes nearly $10 million from the 2027 fiscal year budget surplus and a proposed $10 million in projects through the State Parks Endowment Fund. It was not immediately clear how the governor could fund pr
Professor: 'Is AI Going To Kill Us?' - West Virginia Public Broadcasting (opens the original)
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Home » Stories » Professor: ‘Is AI Going To Kill Us?’ This story is part one in our series, “What Is AI?” Artificial intelligence, or AI, is a hot topic right now. It seems everyone is using it – even if they sometimes don’t realize they are. Recently, news director Eric Douglas saw a presentation as part of the Higher Education Policy Commission’s STAR lecture series with Professor Ali Al-Sinayyid, an assistant professor and director of the West Virginia State University Cybersecurity Innovatio
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