AGP Executive Report
Last update: 14 minutes agoConsumer Protection: West Virginia Attorney General John McCuskey joined seven states suing OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT’s safety failures put children at risk and misled users. Coal-Miner Health Care: Retired miners and the United Mine Workers say companies tied to Sen. Jim Justice failed to provide promised health and prescription coverage. They’re asking a federal court to reject a delay in a hearing over compliance with a 2021 order. School Funding: State education officials are proposing an overhaul of the roughly $2 billion public-school funding formula after the Board of Education found the current system inadequate. College and Career Pathways: A $9 million federal grant will fund a five-year program serving 3,600 students annually, with tutoring, college and career guidance, and help exploring trades and apprenticeships. Public Health: West Virginia has one of the nation’s highest rates of opioid-use-disorder diagnoses. Health groups are also urging lawmakers to let dentists and hygienists administer HPV vaccines to widen access to cancer prevention.
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