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Rx-Only Pseudoephedrine Bill in the Senate, Alcohol Sales on Sunday, & Frack Waste Concerns

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On this West Virginia Morning, the State Senate goes through a very spirited debate on a prescriptions bill.

Also, the House of Delegates looks at allowing alcohol sales earlier in the day on Sunday, despite some opposition in the House.

A public hearing held by the House Judiciary Committee gives those concerned over frack waste a chance to weigh in.

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