Bear market grips Wall Street as stocks and crypto dive
Wall Street slipped into bear territory as the S&P 500 fell over 20 percent from its peak, with the Dow dropping 876 points and the Nasdaq down 4.7 percent. Bonds and bitcoin also tumbled as investors weighed higher rates and a fragile economy.
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Dow
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Morgan Stanley
Manchin backs background checks and school safety measures
West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin discusses a bipartisan gun bill proposing juvenile record checks, a possible waiting period, funding for school security, mental health resources, and red flag law incentives. He notes nuances on assault weapon definitions and due process while predicting a Senate vote this week.
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WV Officials Warn of Rising COVID Hospitalizations
James Hoyer of the Joint Interagency Task Force cautions hospitalizations near 500 would stress West Virginia amid staffing shortages and summer illness surges. Dr. Clay Marsh notes over 1 million U.S. deaths and more infectious Omicron variants, with vaccines and boosters key to avoiding hospital care. Preparations are underway for vaccines for children under five once approved.
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Joint Interagency Task Force
West Virginia
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Clay Marsh
United States
Lemonade event eyes thermometer revival in heat risk
Disibbio said the Lemonade committee may restart the thermometer display if temperatures reach 90 degrees, coordinating volunteers to serve lemonade at Bluefield City Park Chicory Square or Jack Asbury Square on Friday June 18. Kassidy Brown handles inquiries.
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Gas price pressure on county budgets and services
Officials discuss rising gas costs as budgets near year end. County sheriffs, EMS, and public works face higher fuel expenses, with potential cuts to future equipment and services debated. Deputies must maintain patrols and civil duties despite price shocks.
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Bill Archer
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Brian Hieatt
County Board of Supervisors
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Charlie Stacy
Stacy
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