House Bill 3192 modernizes West Virginia's higher education laws by repealing outdated provisions, simplifying regulations, and enhancing operational efficiency for institutions.

House Bill 2802 enhances law enforcement training in West Virginia by establishing standards, funding academies, and requiring training on key issues like human trafficking and racial profiling.

House Bill 2129 empowers West Virginia parents with rights over their children's education and health, ensuring access to vital information and legal protections.

House Bill 3164 requires registered sex offenders to pay a $125 annual fee to fund mental health services for West Virginia State Police, enhancing public safety.

House Bill 2871 redefines negligent homicide, enhances penalties, recognizes embryos as victims, and impacts driver’s licenses and insurance for offenders in West Virginia.