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The Consequences Of A Statewide Camping Ban, This West Virginia Morning

On this West Virginia Morning, a look at the consequences of the Safer Kentucky Law, and a look forward to protests planned nationwide this weekend.

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Economy Chris Schulz,

County Commissioners Speak Out Against Water Rate Increase

Effective March 1, residential water customers will see their average bill increase by approximately $6 per month or $7 for residential wastewater customers.

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Energy & Environment Caroline MacGregor,

West Virginia American Water Defends Request For Another Rate Increase

Attorneys with the PSC’s Consumer Advocate Division argued the company's lack of improvement in facility operations failed to justify another rate hike. Since 2005, American Water customers have seen 14 rate increases.

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