The Maryland Department of General Services was unable to justify multiple million-dollar leases for state agencies, according to an audit released Thursday.

Like the other audit letters, the Orlando letter lists information DOGE is seeking on about 50 items, specifically singling ...

The City of Tacoma paid two employees a total of $17,603 for hours they never worked, according to a letter the city received ...

Two audit teams touched down Thursday in Broward County and Gainesville, marking the official launch of Gov. Ron DeSantis’ ...

The East Bloomfield Central School District did not properly test or report lead levels in its drinking water outlets during ...

A recent audit report claims that Penn Yan water customers may have been burdened with unneeded overtime costs. The ...

In a 25-page response, Guillory says the LLA's report "reeks of lawfare" and that the LLA is "a politically-appointed fixture ...

A federal watchdog is launching an audit into why a dozen air traffic controllers were moved from New York to Philadelphia ...

Ann Cohen shares how evolving risks, emerging technology and strong internal audit partnerships impact her work and the ...

JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Jackson’s chief administrative officer on Thursday outlined the challenges that would come with ...

An audit has uncovered significant record-keeping issues at the now-closed Priority High School, which operated from 2020 ...

India's aviation regulator has uncovered 51 safety violations at Air India during the past year, as part of its annual audit ...