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CHARLESTON — The refusal by the office of Gov. Jim Justice to turn over his daily schedules going back to his first year in office resulted in the filing of a civil suit by the campaign arm of U.S. Senate Democrats. The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee announced Tuesday morning that it was filing a lawsuit […]

CHARLESTON — The head of the West Virginia Senate’s finance panel has asked a U.S. Treasury Department watchdog agency to review whether Gov. Jim Justice “grossly misappropriated” $28.3 million in

Senate Finance Committee Chairman, Sen. Eric Tarr, R-Putnam, is questioning if Gov. Jim Justice has violated federal law and has requested the federal Office of the Inspector General to investigate.

CHARLESTON — Gov. Jim Justice’s office has sat on most of the $28.3 million in remaining federal CARES Act money it transferred into a discretionary account in September after claiming

Gov. Jim Justice’s office claimed $28.3 million in state corrections money for COVID-related spending, saying the agency could be reimbursed with federal coronavirus relief money.

CHARLESTON — A West Virginia Senate panel resolved Friday to seek U.S. Treasury Department watchdog agency review of Governor’s Office oversight of $28.3 million in federal COVID relief dollars unspent

CHARLESTON — A West Virginia finance panel of lawmakers will hold a hearing that will focus on the Governor’s Office’s transfer of $28.3 million in federal COVID-19 stimulus money that

The state’s Senate Finance Committee will look at transferring millions in federal COVID-19 funds to the Governor’s Office Gifts, Grants and Donations Fund, which already has more than $17 million.

CHARLESTON — After the West Virginia Legislature’s signature foster care bill was thrown off course Wednesday evening, the bill’s main provision was resurrected Thursday when the governor clarified that pay

CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Senate on Tuesday passed a bill that would allow the person appointed to replace former state Supreme Court justice Evan Jenkins to remain on the