BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A taxpayer-funded Baltimore City nonprofit that had its offices raided spent $1 million this year on a grant donation to an unspecified organization—an expense one state auditor described as “a massive red flag”—according to documents Spotlight on…
Real-time updates from the floor on capital spending, the Forest Ridge land taking, rezoning petitions and more. Sessions continue Nov. 9 and 12. The live feed has not connected. Open it in a separate page. Open the live blog in a separate…
Baltimore Police officer on patrol in Federal Hill. (Kenneth K. Lam/Staff) By Maggie TrovatoBaltimore Sun BALTIMORE — The Baltimore Police Department improperly paid officers $36,224 over three years for working on scheduled days off, while failing to consistently document approvals and enforce…
LORIS, SC (WMBF) - The town of Loris misused $1.3 million from its hospitality tax fund. The fund’s intended use was for tourism-related purchases, according to audit findings presented to Town Council. Findings show the money was used for more than tourism-related…
Amendment Seeks Review of Budget Controls, Greater Oversight and Plan to Address Shortfall The amendment also calls for a report to the County Board during the January 2027 meeting cycle outlining the findings and corrective actions. Supervisor Alexander issued the following…
Above: As part of a Governance Study, the Town is promoting a session to seek input from residents. (images cropped from flyers) The Town of Southborough is inviting the public to talk to their consultant about your priorities for improving…
Money Mayor Doug Diny budgeted toward a city administrator would instead help pay for an independent audit of City Hall under a Finance Committee change approved Tuesday. The amendment moves $150,000 from the general government budget into the City Council’s consulting…
Published 9:24 am Thursday, November 5, 2026 FRANKFORT – The Kentucky Judicial Branch announced Wednesday that it has received an unmodified opinion, the highest level of assurance an auditor can provide, on its Fiscal Year 2026 financial statement. The independent audit was conducted by Dean…
OKLAHOMA CITY – Building on transparency reforms enacted by the Oklahoma Legislature this year, the Office of Management and Enterprise Services recently launched the Oklahoma Spending Transparency database, giving Oklahomans and lawmakers an easier way to follow how state agencies spend…
Oklahoma launched a new public database Thursday designed to give residents and lawmakers greater visibility into how state agencies spend taxpayer money. The Oklahoma Spending Transparency database, introduced by the Oklahoma Office of Management and Enterprise Services (OMES), brings together…
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