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More than $12.5 million in federal aid will go to four rural Arkansas hospitals – including Magnolia Regional Medical Center -- that received preliminary approval for the funds Tuesday from

WHEELING — West Virginia lawmakers learned this week that issues surrounding spending by county school systems of COVID-19 dollars go far beyond the action

A legislative panel on Tuesday advanced the state Department of Human Services requests for federal American Rescue Plan funds totaling about $12.5 million to provide emergency aid relief to hospitals in Dumas, Eureka Springs, Magnolia and Piggott.

A legislative panel on Tuesday advanced the state Department of Human Services requests for federal American Rescue Plan funds totaling about $12.5 million to provide emergency aid relief to hospitals in Dumas, Eureka Springs, Magnolia and Piggott.

WHEELING, W.Va. — West Virginia lawmakers learned Monday that issues surrounding spending by county school systems of COVID-19 dollars go far beyond the actions of one or two counties.

State auditors have concluded the West Virginia Department of Education can’t adequately monitor how local school systems use federal emergency relief dollars, resulting in greater risk of fraud, waste and

(The Center Square) — Thirty-seven of West Virginia’s 54 county school districts were noncompliant spending more than $1.2 billion in federal COVID-19 funds, according to a new report.

WHEELING — West Virginia lawmakers learned Monday that issues surrounding spending by county school systems of COVID-19 dollars go far beyond the actions of o

WHEELING — West Virginia lawmakers learned Monday that issues surrounding spending by county school systems of COVID-19 dollars go far beyond the actions of one or two counties. “It seems like there is a massive problem and we should be reviewing everything,” said Del. Kayla Young, D-Kanawha. “It seems like we don’t have full control […]

Thirty-seven of West Virginia’s 54 county school districts were noncompliant spending more than $1.2 billion in federal COVID-19 funds, according to a new rep