What is the "No Kings" movement?
The "No Kings" movement is a national protest movement.
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This week in West Virginia, news includes a Tucker County power plant dispute, a retrospective on Mothman coverage, and statewide "No Kings" protests.
**Tucker County Power Plant Dispute:** A group of Tucker County residents is appealing to the Intermediate Court of Appeals to gain access to information about a proposed power plant intended to power a data center. They claim that crucial details, such as emissions data and design specifics, have been redacted from the company's permit application, raising concerns about public safety. Continue Reading?ref=yanuki.com
**Mothman and the Silver Bridge:** West Virginia Public Broadcasting revisits the early news coverage of the Mothman sightings and the subsequent Silver Bridge collapse in Point Pleasant. This retrospective examines the work of columnist Mary Hyre, who initially reported on the "Mason County Monster." Continue Reading?ref=yanuki.com
**"No Kings" Protests Across West Virginia:** Across West Virginia, at least 20 communities participated in demonstrations and rallies as part of the national "No Kings" movement. Continue Reading?ref=yanuki.com
The "No Kings" movement is a national protest movement.
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