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Bridges. Dont hurt your chances for any potential nominee down the road picking you to be their running mate. But today, despite that common wisdom political science, Julian Castro endorsed Elizabeth Warren for president , which is super interesting. Im looking forward to asking Elizabeth Warren about that. The latest polling within the past day is from cbs news and ugov. Those polls put senator warren at 16 in iowa and at 18 in new hampshire. That puts her behind this interesting trio of sander...

The 2024-25 budget proposal represents an approximately 3.46% decrease from this fiscal year’s $39.63 million budget.

An amendment to a law that further outlines the right for the public to comment at governmental meetings occurred last year and is just now receiving attention, according to Rutherford County Property Assessor Rob Mitchell who recently attended a meeting that examined the amendment. House Bill 448 not only requires a specific period for public comment but also authorizes a governing body to place reasonable time restrictions on public comments...That was Toni Chadwick, Open Records Counsel in ....

KINGSTON, N.Y. — The Ulster County comptroller identified cybersecurity, financial documentation and organizational procedures as some of the greatest risks to county finances. “It is my hope that reiterating these risks will encourage the implementation of policies and procedures aimed at addressing them,” Comptroller March Gallagher said. “Many of the items emphasized here have persisted […]

Dolgeville schools Superintendent Joseph Gilfus expects to codify fuel documentation guidelines by early spring in light of criticism from the state.

Dolgeville schools Superintendent Joseph Gilfus expects to codify fuel documentation guidelines by early spring in light of criticism from the state.

Dolgeville schools didn’t record more than two grand spent on fuel, a recently released report shows.

The former maintenance director for Hickman County's government has been indicted for multiple charges following an investigation by the Tennessee Comptroller's Office.

A second audit focused on the handling of mortgage taxes and found problems including thousands of dollars that were not properly distributed and too much money given to some towns

The fourth annual National Unclaimed Property Day will make its way to the Texas Comptroller’s Office on Thursday, Feb. 1.