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The West Virginia Senate approved a bill, Senate Bill 426, that would require the state Department of Transportation to come up with a recreational trail development plan. The Senate approved SB 426 unanimously but paused another bill, Senate Bill 196, that would expand state authority to acquire railroad rights-of-way and land for trail programs.
A West Virginia Senate panel approved a bill, Senate Bill 196, that would expand state authority to acquire railroad rights-of-way and land for trail programs. Lawmakers removed a provision that would have asserted eminent domain power, but Clay County landowner opponents of Elk River Trail development near their properties are still wary of the bill.
You about the bill that you supported and details in it, assuming you know them. i doubt that. let's find out. in that bill -- let me ask a couple of questions. >> have you read it? what's the bill number? >> tucker: sb 196. i would mark the quiz. i get an a. >> i'm ready to go. >> tucker: in this bill, owners of the rifles, including many hunting rifles that you designate weapons of war and assault rifles, people who own them now -- >> tucker: not true. misinformation number one. >> tucker: would have to register those rifles with the government. am i misreading that? >> that's a different bi...