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by Elyse Kelly, The Center Square  | May 06, 2021 05:00 PM Print this article Some Wyoming businesses that received COVID-19 relief funds are being asked to return some funds totalling nearly $10 million. Wyoming Business Council CEO Josh Dorrell said mistakes, mostly honest although some fraudulent, are the main reason for the returned funds, the Wyoming Tribune Eagle reported. Around $3.5 million in relief funds have already been returned voluntarily, the Tribune Eagle reported, while 175 more businesses have been asked to return a total of $9.7 million. In total, ...

Some Wyoming businesses asked to return virus relief funds April 26, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — Thousands of business in Wyoming have received federal relief aid during the pandemic but records show some have now been asked to repay some or all of the money because of miscalculations and other reasons. Wyoming Business Council data provided to the Wyoming Tribune Eagle through a public records request revealed that more than 200 businesses were asked to return relief aid after third-party audits. The Tribune Eagle reported that about $3.5 million was returned voluntaril...