
Amelia Ferrell Knisely
Reporter at West Virginia Watch
Reporter, @wv_watch | Proud WV native. Mom x3. Baseball fan. DMs open for story tips. Support local journalism. More news on TikTok: amelianews
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3 days ago |
herald-dispatch.com | Amelia Ferrell Knisely
Whole milk could return as an option in school cafeterias, according to a bill supported by Sen. Jim Justice. The Republican Senator from West Virginia signed on as co-sponsor of the “Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act of 2025.”“I am proud to be a co-sponsor of this bill [and] glad to see it pass out of committee! Whole milk is vital to children’s growth and bone strength. It is time to bring it back in schools!” Justice posted Wednesday on X.
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3 days ago |
register-herald.com | Amelia Ferrell Knisely
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5 days ago |
herald-dispatch.com | Amelia Ferrell Knisely
More West Virginia students are completing the college financial aid application, known as the FAFSA, following pandemic interruptions and nationwide issues with the form over the last year. According to data tracked by the National College Attainment Network, the state’s Free Application for Federal Student Aid completion rate stands at 49.8%.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Amelia Ferrell Knisely
West Virginia's Free Application for Federal Student Aid completion rate stands at 49.8%. (Getty Images)More West Virginia students are completing the college financial aid application, known as the FAFSA, following pandemic interruptions and nationwide issues with the form over the last year. According to data tracked by the National College Attainment Network, the state’s Free Application for Federal Student Aid completion rate stands at 49.8%.
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1 week ago |
timeswv.com | Amelia Ferrell Knisely
CHARLESTON — Attorney General J.B. McCuskey didn’t join 40 other state attorneys general calling on Congress to reject what they call an “irresponsible” federal measure that would block states from setting their own regulations on the use of artificial intelligence for the next 10 years. Right now, states have the authority to set their own AI rules. The West Virginia Legislature recently passed a bill prohibiting the creation, distribution or possession of AI-generated child pornography.
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Proud to be from West Virginia — I will always fight for my neighbors.

I keep saying it cause it's true: @ameliaknisely is as good a reporter as you will find anywhere, and West Virginia is fortunate she is on our side https://t.co/O4HyYkamx0

New: The WV Board of Education will pursue litigation over a recently-passed bill that gives lawmakers the ultimate authority over school board policies. Lawmakers passed the bill despite a clear voter rejection of a similar proposal three years ago. https://t.co/mPNGoDKArL

RT @JeffJenkinsMN: State BOE votes to seize control of Nicholas, Tyler school systems - WV MetroNews https://t.co/ojvXnEjnwF