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According to a report by the Tennessee Comproller, widespread changes are needed in the Shelby County Clerk’s office to make sure inaccuracies don't happen again.

On March 25, the state legislature will have its first opportunity to examine the benefits of making gold and silver a currency in Louisiana.

A state-appointed investigator points to financial mismanagement, old debt, and a path forward for the 97-year-old New Jersey City University.

Erie County legislators say they support hiring an outside accounting firm to examine all accounts and transactions in the Erie County Clerks Office to determine how much public money has

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Where is your wheel tax money going? Right now, taxpayers are paying $25 more for a wheel tax, but is that money actually going toward revitalization? The tax hike went into effect in July 2023, but Shelby County Trustee Regina Newman says because of issues with the clerk’s office, that money has not been […]

Committee gives thumbs up to surplus vehicle plan to benefit Fayette, Interlaken Fayette

The threshold for receiving private weapons and the lack of thought about the day after creates a dark and dangerous future.

Last week in Manhattan Tammany Hall uncorked some of its long-bottled dislike of New Deal operations in New York State. From potent Tammanyite Daniel Florence…

The U.S. and the State of Connecticut are sinking deeper into debt. The skyrocketing national debt receives widespread media attention; Connecticut’s almost none. Uncle Sam’s growing debt is highligh...

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The State Comptroller’s Office will assist the Shelby County Clerk’s Office due to its inability to “accurately manage finances,” the office announced Tuesday. Jason Mumpower, the Comptroller of the Treasury, announced his lack of confidence in the financial and operational management of the Clerk’s Office. “The evidence of incompetence and willful neglect […]