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• Energy & Environment Curtis Tate, Jun. 11, 2025

  Trump EPA Proposes Rollback Of Biden Power Plant Emissions Rules

  EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin said Wednesday that the agency plans to eliminate the Biden administration’s limits on carbon dioxide from power plants, including existing coal plants and some new gas plants.

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• Government Jack Walker, Jun. 11, 2025

  Former House Minority Leader Doug Skaff Dies At 48

  Former House Minority Leader Doug Skaff has died, according to a social media post from Gov. Patrick Morrisey. Skaff was 48.

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• Health & Science WVPB Staff, Jun. 02, 2025

  Protecting Skin From Summer Sun And A Mental Health Crisis Among Farmers, This West Virginia Morning

  On this West Virginia Morning, a doctor discusses how and why to keep your skin safe from summer sun, farmers struggle with mental health and Shepherdstown kicks off Pride Month.

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• Liz McCormick, Apr. 23, 2025

  Us & Them Episode Archive

  Episodes below are listed newest to oldest. If you notice an episode missing from the archive, please email our team at digital@wvpublic.org. Click ...

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• Arts & Culture Trey Kay +, Apr. 03, 2025

  Us & Them: Daniel Johnston — The Troubled Life And Artistic Genius Of West Virginia Music Hall Of Fame Inductee

  Daniel Johnston’s unpolished cassette recordings—raw vocals and all—captivated indie music fans in the ’80s and caught the attention of Kurt Cobain, Sonic Youth, Beck and Wilco. Now, the late “outsider artist” is headed into the West Virginia Music Hall of Fame. On the next Us & Them, host Trey Kay explores Johnston’s life, art, and enduring legacy.

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• Health & Science Trey Kay +, Mar. 27, 2025

  Us & Them: Substance Use Disorder — Can You Recover Without A Place To Call Home?

  For many grappling with substance use disorder, homelessness, and the justice system, the struggle has never been more intense. New tough-on-crime laws—like Kentucky’s “Safer Kentucky Act”—are ramping up penalties on many crime categories that include a banon public camping, deepening the crisis. On this episode of Us & Them, host Trey Kay returns to Kentucky to explore the real-world consequences: urban areas face severe housing shortages and persistent substance use challenges, while small-town Appalachia remains even more isolated from essential support networks.

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