
-
2:31
Monday night’s winter storm
-
2:13
Volunteers needed for Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine trial
-
2:21
Experts weigh in on benefits of Vitamin D
-
2:07
Snow showers start this evening, slick roads and periods of heavy...
-
2:48
INDOT and local police prepare for looming snow
-
0:53
Snow showers move into Michiana tomorrow afternoon and evening
-
2:02
Michiana Social Justice Coalition to hold virtual event today
-
2:16
Few snow showers Sunday ahead of main snow event Monday
-
2:26
Benton Harbor Family holds Birthday parade for 86-year-old great...
-
3:12
Snow chances remain in the forecast through Tuesday
-
1:56
Granger Community Church to hold annual food drop today
-
2:54
Quiet start to weekend; still tracking Monday snow
STARKE COUNTY, Ind.--- Starke County Councilman Tom DeCola was removed from office on Monday night.
The Fourth District representative was unanimously expelled from the council after allegations of misconduct were brought to light during January’s council meeting.
DeCola was given a month to respond to the allegations made against him but declined to do so.
“I think we were all shocked by that, or at least that he didn’t have a response,” said Council President Dave Pearman.
Pearman says the allegations against DeCola do not reflect the views of the people living in Starke County.
“In our county we don’t tolerate those types of feelings and actions and we have a very professional board, a very professional county government,” said Pearman.
DeCola’s seat will be filled by a candidate picked by the state’s Republican Party.