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Democrats’ Legislative Priorities And Trump’s Environmental Policies, This West Virginia Morning West Virginia Public Broadcasting | Tuesday, March 4, 2025 By Staff In this episode of West Virginia Morning, the legislative priorities of Democratic leaders Mike Woelfel and Sean Hornbuckle are discussed as they navigate the ongoing 2025 session, significant

Bird Flu Brings Risks And Appalachian Folklore Inspires Zine, This West Virginia Morning West Virginia Public Broadcasting | Monday, March 3, 2025 By Staff This West Virginia Morning report from West Virginia Public Broadcasting discusses the risks posed by the spread of bird flu to wildlife and humans, particularly affecting those

Committee Chairs Focus On Discipline And Adjusting After Dream Federal Job Cut, This West Virginia Morning West Virginia Public Broadcasting | Wednesday, February 26, 2025 By Staff In a recent broadcast by West Virginia Public Broadcasting, education committee leaders discussed ongoing legislative efforts concerning school discipline, focusing on the impacts these

Reporters Discuss Education Bills And Addressing Homelessness In Southern W.Va., This West Virginia Morning West Virginia Public Broadcasting | Monday, February 24, 2025 By Staff In this West Virginia Morning episode from West Virginia Public Broadcasting, Briana Heaney delves into the issues surrounding homelessness, highlighting recent camping bans implemented at

Voters React To Filling Of 91st District Seat And A Discussion Of Certificate Of Need, This West Virginia Morning West Virginia Public Broadcasting | Thursday, February 20, 2025 By Staff On this West Virginia Morning, listeners learn about the proposed elimination of the state's certificate of need for healthcare

Voters React To Filling Of 91st District Seat And A Discussion Of Certificate Of Need, This West Virginia Morning West Virginia Public Broadcasting | Thursday, February 20, 2025 By Staff In this segment from West Virginia Public Broadcasting, discussions continue around the state legislature's proposal to eliminate the certificate