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Resolution sets rules on hyperscale data center project in Putnam County (opens the original)
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WINFIELD, W.Va. (WCHS) — A hyperscale AI data center that would be larger than the town it would be built in now has restrictions that were unanimously passed in a resolution Tuesday night at the Putnam County Commission meeting in Winfield. The multitrillion dollar tech giant Google doesn’t technically have to comply with restrictions set by Putnam County. That’s because of language in House Bill 2014 that doesn’t allow commissions to have a say in the approval process. The resolution that pass
School closures in Boone County possible amidst multimillion dollar deficit (opens the original)
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MADISON, W.Va. (WCHS) — As many counties across West Virginia continue to lose people, schools continue to close across the state. Boone County is among many counties that have lost schools, and they might be losing more. There were about 4,850 public school students in Boone County in 2016. That number is now at about 2,840, said Boone County Schools Superintendent Allen Sexton. At least four schools have closed in Boone County in that time and now more closures are possible. "A community is go
Millions of taxpayer dollars mismanaged in former West Virginia arts, culture department (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WCHS) — A legislative audit found hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars were possibly unaccounted for and millions of dollars were mismanaged by the former West Virginia Department of Arts, Culture and History before the agency was taken over by the state’s Department of Tourism under Gov. Patrick Morrisey. After taking over, the West Virginia Department of Tourism found mismanaged funds over a span of years and turned over their findings to the Legislative Auditor. Those
CSX to cut 1,100 rail jobs amid record profits into the billions, union says (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WCHS) — Hundreds of railroad workers could be losing their jobs in the coming weeks across West Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky as 1,100 workers - mostly engineers who deal with safety inspections, maintenance and construction – could lose their jobs across the U.S., a union representing those workers said. Transportation giant CSX called the The Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees Division on Sept. 14 and told them they’d be furloughing the 1,100 workers by mid-November,
Crime-solving forensics to get $582,000 grant in West Virginia (opens the original)
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Charleston, W.VA. (WCHS) — Forensics can be one of the most powerful tools used by law enforcement and those who use science to solve crimes got word Tuesday afternoon that they'll be getting more than half a million dollars to help with forensic cases across West Virginia. Governor Patrick Morrisey said the federal money will help expand DNA testing and help solve crimes. The money will help build on momentum on what Morrisey said are declines in violent and property crime in the state. "To sol
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