WVCBP in the News

October 7, 2025 by Kelly Allen
Tucker United Hosts Two Community Meetings In October

Parsons Advocate - Tucker United invites residents, public officials, business owners, and interested individuals to attend one of two upcoming public meetings to discuss the proposed Ridgeline Project, House Bill 2014, and the future of Tucker County. Read the full article. The first event, a Community Potluck & Roundtable Discussion, will take place on from…

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October 6, 2025 by Kelly Allen
W.Va. Medicaid Commissioner Describes Big Changes From ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’

West Virginia MetroNews - West Virginia’s Medicaid system faces significant changes through the recently-passed “Big, Beautiful Bill Act,” including implementation of a work requirement structure, a state agency leader told lawmakers. Read the full article. Cindy Beane, commissioner for the West Virginia Bureau for Medical Services, made her presentation to the Joint Standing Committee on…

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October 3, 2025 by WVCBP
Federal Shutdown Deepens as ACA Subsidy Fight Remains Unresolved

WOWK - The federal government is in partial shutdown following the failure of Congress to pass funding legislation by the end of the 2025 fiscal year. Key disagreements revolve around extensions for Affordable Care Act (ACA) enhanced premium tax credits. Read the full article. The ACA’s “enhanced” premium tax credits, first rolled out during the…

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October 3, 2025 by WVCBP
WV Spending $100K to Keep National Parks Open During Federal Government Shutdown

West Virginia Watch, Yahoo News - West Virginia is entering into an agreement to donate nearly $100,000 to the National Park Service in order to keep the state’s national parks open amid the ongoing federal government shutdown. Read the full article. The money is coming from the governor’s civil contingency fund, a pot of money that serves…

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October 1, 2025 by WVCBP
U.S. Government Shuts Down as Parties Clash Over Substantial Cuts to Healthcare

WVOW - The federal government shut down at midnight after Congress failed to reach a funding agreement. Read the full article. Republicans refused to roll back provisions set to cut healthcare coverage for millions of Americans, while Democrats rejected any deal that left those provisions in place. The shutdown is the first in nearly seven…

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October 1, 2025 by WVCBP
Government Shutdown Over Health Care Subsidies that Would Help West Virginians Brings Many Impacts

West Virginia Watch, Yahoo News - The federal government began a shutdown early Wednesday morning after the deadlocked U.S. Congress failed to approve a funding bill before the beginning of the new fiscal year to keep services running. Read the full article. The shutdown comes as Republicans and Democrats stand at odds over federal funding priorities. Democrats…

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October 1, 2025 by WVCBP
How the Government Shutdown Impacts West Virginia

WBOY, WOWK - For the first time since 2019, the U.S. government has shut down while lawmakers are at a standstill. Read the full article. The last shutdown in 2019 lasted five weeks, and although the shutdown does not mean an instant collapse of all government functions, certain things will change until Congress comes to an…

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