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Aug 03

CDC calls for more syringe access in West Virginia county hit by HIV

By John Raby, Associated Press

There were 63 intravenous drug-related HIV cases in Kanawha County from 2019 through May 13 of this year, according to a report from the CDC and West Virginia health officials. The surge was attributed at least in part to the…

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Jul 21

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How the opioids settlement will impact communities affected by addiction

After more than two years of negotiations, a number of states agreed to a $26 billion settlement with three large drug distributors and Johnson & Johnson for their roles in the opioids epidemic. Half a million deaths over two decades…

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Jun 17

Department of Justice says West Virginia, Arkansas transgender bans violate federal law

By John Raby, Associated Press

The U.S. Department of Justice has slammed a new West Virginia law that bans transgender athletes from competing in female sports.

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Jun 06

Manchin say he'll vote against 'partisan' Dem elections bill

By Associated Press

Manchin said lawmakers should instead focus their energies on revitalizing the landmark Voting Rights Act, which was weakened by a Supreme Court decision in 2013. Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska has joined him in calling for that approach.

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Apr 28

West Virginia transgender athlete bill signed by governor

By John Raby, Associated Press

West Virginia's governor has signed a bill that bans transgender athletes from competing in female sports in middle and high schools and colleges.

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Apr 14

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Sen. Capito: More bipartisanship needed on infrastructure, Biden 'left us in the dust'

President Joe Biden has proposed a $2 trillion measure, The American Jobs Plan, to improve the country's infrastructure. As negotiations on that get underway in Washington, Judy Woodruff is joined by a senator who's deeply involved - ranking member of…

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Mar 10

West Virginia governor announces 168 unreported COVID-19 deaths

By Cuneyt Dil, John Raby, Associated Press

Justice says officials discovered that 70 facilities — mostly hospitals and nursing homes — did not report the deaths to the state's health department.

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Feb 10

Bill would allow firing of striking West Virginia teachers

By John Raby, Associated Press

Several states, including West Virginia, already ban teacher strikes, but that does not keep them from occurring. A 1990 state Supreme Court ruling declared a strike that year illegal.

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Feb 09

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West Virginia emerges as a leader in the inoculation fight against COVID-19

By Amna Nawaz, Gretchen Frazee

States across the country have been struggling to distribute the COVID-19 vaccines quickly. But seven weeks into their rollout, West Virginia has found a way to vaccinate more of its population than almost any other state, including delivering both doses…

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Jan 15

WATCH: Pence remembers Chuck Yeager at memorial service

By John Raby, Associated Press

Yeager died last month at age 97. The West Virginia native in 1947 became the first person to fly faster than sound.

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