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The Texas Comptroller’s office said it was experiencing technical difficulties Thursday morning and could not answer any calls.

Legislator Howard Johnson, D-Buffalo, said Kearns defensiveness and lack of "urgency" in addressing the findings of Comptroller Kevin Hardwicks audit in July made Johnson reluctant to consider funding any new

An employee of the Illinois comptroller’s office was fired Thursday after the office learned she had made antisemitic comments during an exchange on social media. The comments by the employee, who the comptroller’s office did not name, were part of an Instagram exchange of insults with another user, who then publicly posted the exchange on their account. In some of the posts during the ...

An investigation into the Register of Deeds office in Marshall County found that Ritaanee Weaver, who worked as a deputy in her husband, Dorris Wayne (DW) Weaver's, office, received improper payments while being absent from work on three separate occasions.

Erie County Clerk Michael "Mickey" Kearns told legislators that he expects to come back before them with requests for more staff and a better financial transaction software system to prevent

Michael "Mickey" Kearns contends that he welcomed County Comptroller Kevin Hardwicks staff to do that audit and that he co-signed the letter to Sheriff John Garcia asking for his office

(Bloomberg) -- Venezuela’s opposition leader María Corina Machado is ineligible to participate in upcoming elections, the Comptroller’s office said Friday, causing more tension in the lead-up to the 2024 presidential vote. Most Read from BloombergTrump ‘Standing Order’ to Declassify Not Found by DOJ, Intelligence AgencyChina Has $3 Trillion of ‘Hidden’ Currency Reserves, Setser SaysA $100 Billion Wealth Migration Tilts US Economy’s Center of ...

The Greenville City Council intends tonight to vote on an amended proposal to repay the Texas Comptroller’s Office more than $4.8 million the state agency mistakenly provided the City of

June is Gun Violence Awareness month and data from the State Comptroller’s Office shows Texas spends tens of millions of dollars helping victims of this crime. However, data from the Harris Health system shows accidental shootings also have a heavy financial impact.

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