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Supreme Court to review state bans on transgender athletes' participation in school sports

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Indomitable spirit: Meet new staff attorney Robb Livingood

ACLU-WV’s newest attorney brings doesn’t just bring with him years of experience in public interest law, Robb Livingood also has first-hand experience standing up against discrimination and transphobia within social justice organizations – demanding that they live up to their missions internally. "That was a rude surprise for me," said Robb Livingood, who joined the ACLU-WV team in March after years of work in the nonprofit sector, "to find that…ACLU · Charleston Read Article

Lawsuit challenging $5 million grant to religious school moves forward

ACLU-WV’s lawsuit challenging $5 million in water and economic development funds that were funneled to an out-of-state Catholic institution will move forward, following a judge’s ruling this week. The court declined to grant the state of West Virginia’s motion to dismiss the lawsuit Monday. Parties are now awaiting scheduling of an evidentiary hearing. In October 2024, the water authority approved the $5 million grant to the Steubenville, Ohio-…Education · Weirton Read Article

Essentia Health Warns of Rural Health Care Strain Amid Proposed Medicaid Cuts

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Essentia Health concerned Medicaid cuts could lead to hospital closures and busier emergency rooms.Republican Party See the Story

Morrisey Won't Give State Workers Day Off for Juneteenth

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CHARLESTON, WV (WOWK) -- Governor Patrick Morrisey's office says the governor will not be giving state employees the day off for Juneteenth. When asked by WOWK 13 News if Governor Morrisey would be giving state employees the day off as has been done in past years, Morrisey Deputy Press Secretary Drew Galang said: "The answer is no. Here is our statement on Juneteenth activities, which you can attribute to me: Governor Morrisey will be formally r…Juneteenth · Charleston See the Story

Groups sue over West Virginia governor’s order on religious exemptions for school vaccines

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Two groups filed a lawsuit Friday over an executive order by West Virginia Republican Gov. Patrick Morrisey granting religious exemptions from required school vaccinations. The American Civil Liberties Union’s West Virginia chapter and Mountain State Justice filed the lawsuit against the state Department of Health, its Bureau for Public Health and agency leaders on behalf of two parents in Kanawha County Circuit Court. The vaccine exemption was among several executive orders issued by Morrisey on his first full day in office in January.West Virginia Politics · West Virginia See the Story

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