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On this West Virginia Morning, as counties across the state receive opioid settlement funds, some counties are using their share of the millions to pay past due regional jail bills. They explain the decision by pointing out that many of the people in jail are there because of opioids.
WVU student Claudia Di Lima spoke with News Director Eric Douglas about the investigative reporting class that gathered data from all 55 counties, and what their findings were.
Meanwhile, reporter Wendy Welch brings us the story of one southern West Virginia restaurant that was flooded back in February of this year, along with many other small businesses. Now, a look at how recovery efforts are going in the town of Welch.
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On this West Virginia Morning, Chris Schulz examines a decision from the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals this week to allow limits on the sale of abortion medications – even those medications that the FDA has deemed to be safe and effective. Plus, harm reduction programs are controversial – and opponents often point to figures that suggest they aren’t particularly effective.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsAs part of an ongoing expansion effort in West Virginia's Eastern Panhandle, WVU Medicine has opened a new plastic surgery center in Shepherdstown.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsA new ruling from the Fourth Circuit may make it harder for West Virginians to terminate a pregnancy, and the head of a Huntington foodbank details the impact of pending SNAP cuts on the hungry in Appalachia.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court's decision that West Virginia can restrict the sale of abortion medication.
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