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WV Senate finance panel, state auditor question CARES Act funding oversight - Vimarsana News

WV Senate finance panel, state auditor question CARES Act funding oversight

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

WV Senate Finance to hold hearing focusing on leftover $28.3M transfer in CARES Act funding into Governor's Office fund - Vimarsana News

WV Senate Finance to hold hearing focusing on leftover $28.3M transfer in CARES Act funding into Governor's Office fund

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

West Virginia Considers $28.3M Transfer to Governor's Office - Vimarsana News

West Virginia Considers $28.3M Transfer to Governor's Office

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.

Foster care provisions partially resurrected - Vimarsana News

Foster care provisions partially resurrected

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

Senate adopts bill to extend terms for judges appointed by governor - Vimarsana News

Senate adopts bill to extend terms for judges appointed by governor

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