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Statehouse Beat: Justice's PEIA albatross remains - Vimarsana News

Statehouse Beat: Justice's PEIA albatross remains

Throughout their reign, the GOP legislative supermajority has treated public school and public employees as adversaries, perhaps because they are the literal personification of the party’s failure to achieve a

Committee on Children and Families updated on vaccine requirements in various states - Vimarsana News

Committee on Children and Families updated on vaccine requirements in various states

CHARLESTON — “All 50 states, and the District of Columbia, require certain immunizations to attend schools, but some of the specific immunizations they require vary by state.”

Suspended DHHR Supervisor Pleads Not Guilty - West Virginia Public Broadcasting - Vimarsana News

Suspended DHHR Supervisor Pleads Not Guilty - West Virginia Public Broadcasting

Timothy Priddy, former director of the DHHR’s Center for Threat Preparedness, was suspended after he allegedly lied about the verification process for millions of dollars of COVID-19 test supply kits.

Gazette-Mail editorial: Solving legal fallout from COVID could take years - Vimarsana News

Gazette-Mail editorial: Solving legal fallout from COVID could take years

The indictment of a West Virginia Department of Health and Human Services official on charges of making false statements regarding invoices for COVID tests looks as if it might be

Investigations Into State Agency Spending Expected To Continue - West Virginia Public Broadcasting - Vimarsana News

Investigations Into State Agency Spending Expected To Continue - West Virginia Public Broadcasting

Senate Finance Committee Chair Eric Tarr, R-Putnam, said to expect more indictments like the one last week involving a DHHR manager and COVID-19 testing.