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The state Legislative Audit Division concluded that at least $50,000 of inmate welfare funds went to inappropriate uses

The Montana Department of Corrections has promised to repay the Inmate Welfare Fund after a June audit uncovered at least $98,000 in questionable purchases over three years.

An audit of the Montanas health department called into question millions of federal dollars the state has spent on foster care, epidemiological services and other health-related programs.

The Montana Department of Corrections promised Tuesday to pay back the Inmate Welfare Fund after a June audit uncovered at least $98,000 in questionable purchases over three years.

Vague policies and poor training due to high turnover resulted in more than $50,000 misspent from the state prisons inmate welfare fund, legislative auditors reported Tuesday.

Montana Office of Public Instruction is at risk of misspending federal money and misreporting statewide graduation rates, an audit said.

From the Daily Montanan: The Legislative Audit Division has issued a wide-ranging fiscal audit of the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services.

State Revenue officials didnt provide details other than the refunds were authorized following an audit. Combined, receipts were off $260,000-plus from 2021

Montana’s flagships pledged to shore up cybersecurity, but UM President Seth Bodnar said threats to small businesses also can be devastating.

Mayor Eric Garcetti announced today the first-ever inspector general for the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power in an effort to bolster accountability and transparency.