Of the approximately 30 credit card charges that were investigated by the Winona Lake Town Council after a State Board of Accounts audit report, the town was reimbursed for four of those charges, totaling $540.
Read MoreWinona Lake Town Council made a statement Tuesday, Oct. 28, saying the town “has been made whole” in regards to a State Board of Accounts audit report on alleged misuse of town credit cards.
Read MoreFallout from a damning audit of Indiana’s economic development agency could include an ethics investigation, the governor’s office told the Indiana Capital Chronicle Friday, Oct 3.
Read MoreMore Indiana state agencies are earning approval for their mandatory expense-reduction strategies — albeit with varying enthusiasm.
Read MoreWinona Lake Town Council updated the public Tuesday, Sept. 16, on what the town is doing after July’s State Board of Accounts compliance report.
Read MoreWinona Lake Town Council approved Tuesday, Aug. 19, sending letters of explanation to town employees or former employees named in a State Board of Accounts compliance report for alleged misuse of town credit cards.
Read MoreKosciusko Superior Court Judge Christopher Kehler has ruled in favor of the Town of Syracuse in its case against the Indiana State Board of Accounts.
Read MoreThe State Board of Accounts compliance report on Winona Lake issued in June is a black eye to the town, resident Jim LeMasters told the town council Tuesday, July 15 during floor topics.
Read MoreAn ex-athletic director in Noble County, previously charged with theft and official misconduct, is suing members of his school district for not informing him of his Garrity rights, which allows self-incrimination to be avoided by public employees in internal investigations.
Read MoreAfter serving out the rest of another’s term in office, Indiana Comptroller Elise Nieshalla is seeking her own.
Read MoreImproper credit card use among the town’s employees was one of the findings of a State Board of Accounts audit of Winona Lake.
Read MoreAfter almost 2 hours of testimony Thursday afternoon, May 8, Judge Christopher Kehler informed attorneys representing the Indiana Attorney General’s Office, the Town of Syracuse and Western Surety he will rule within 90 days regarding the town’s request for summary judgement against the attorney general’s office which was representing the State Board of Accounts.
Read MoreThe Indiana Attorney General filed a lawsuit of more than 12,000 dollars against Cindy Mowerly, leader of the board of directors of the Marion County Agricultural Fair Association and a prominent actor in local republican politics.
Read MoreBipartisan momentum continued Thursday for a bill that seeks to hold Indiana sheriffs more accountable for managing jail funds.
Read MoreIt was almost standing room only at the Syracuse Town Council’s monthly meeting Tuesday night, Dec. 17.
Read MoreWhile conducting its special audit into the Syracuse Town Council, the State Board of Accounts determined Town Manager David Wilkinson was reimbursed for unauthorized trip expenses.
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