FSU community reacts to Second Amendment auditors carrying weapons around CollegeTown on Oct. 15 in an “Open Carry walk”.

Since September 25, open carry without a permit has been legal in most public spaces, with familiar carve-outs for “sensitive ...

Republican lawmakers in th Legislature are urging state officials to expand the scope of an audit into the state’s food ...

Opinion: A 2023 US Supreme Court ruling offer a crucial tool to individuals, entities, and nonprofits to go on the offensive ...

The amendment introduces Schedule XII, replacing earlier monetary limits with turnover-linked thresholds for material related party transactions. It strengthens audit committee oversight and ...

The cuts, necessitated by the failure of Prop Q, target several housing and homelessness initiatives, parks maintenance and ...

The logic is clear: the auditor must not review his own work, act as his client’s advocate, or grow so familiar as to lose ...

If the town takes out a 5-year loan to pay its portion of the shortfall, it could save taxpayers over $40,000 in interest, ...

Board Chair Joe Sabatini said the denial of the new posts doesn’t necessarily mean positions won’t be added next year as he ...

A new approval process for companies to buy their own shares through a selective off-market purchase; more flexibility for firms to open their offices for inspection of records; higher penalties for ...

A Georgia judge has thrown out the case of a man cited for violating a city ordinance that outlaws leaving guns in unlocked cars. Chatham County Recorders Court Judge Brian Joseph Huffman Jr. said ...