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Last week, the family of a Navy veteran John Hallman filed a notice of a wrongful death suit against the U.S. Department of Veteran’s Affairs. Hallman’s death is being investigated as one in a string of suspicious deaths at the Louis A. Johnson V-A Medical Center in Clarksburg. Senior reporter Dave Mistich spoke with Tony O’Dell — the attorney representing Hallman’s family and others in the case.
Hear that conversation and other news headlines exploring efforts to curb the crisis substance use disorder, the latest on the General Motors strike, and what one coal barron has to say about regulating the electrical grid.
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