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On West Virginia Morning, Ashton Marra reports from legislative interim meetings at the State Capitol where lawmakers continue to debate a repeal of the Common Core education standards. And in our occasional series “Effective From Passage,” we’ll find out about a new law taking effect today that allows hospital patients to name their caregiver who can receive private information about the patient’s health care needs.
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There are many insects that threaten West Virginia's agriculture and bother us when we're trying to enjoy time outdoors. But with its distinctive Dalmatian pattern and splash of red, the spotted lanternfly stands out for its ability to threaten dozens of plants, commercial and domestic. We hear from WVU Extension entomologist Carlos Quesada to learn more about the insect and how to stop its spread.
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