Submitted material CHARLESTON, W.Va. – West Virginia has now released more than $11 million to food banks to prepare for increased demand due to the federal government shutdown. Governor Patrick Morrisey announced Thursday another $2.5 million has been released, bringing the total to $11.1 million. Governor Morrisey has authorized up to $14.1 million to be released as West Virginians go without their SNAP benefits. Should the government shutdown continue, Morrisey has said he will not hesitate to call in the legislature to get additional funding. “Every day we’re looking at the ...