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Posted: 6:31 a.m. Friday, March 15, 2013

Audit finds potential fraud in state child care program

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Evidence of fraud has been uncovered in an audit of a state program that helps cover child care costs for the poor.

By Nancy Badertscher

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

State auditors have found evidence of fraud and abuse in a $210 million-a-year program that helps cover child care costs for the poor.

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