While criminal charges are still pending, the acceptance of her resignation will formally be decided by the Madison County Board of Supervisors on July 22.

Madison County Treasurer Amanda DeVos resigned amid pending charges of misconduct in office, record tampering, fraudulent practices and theft.

By Kelby Wingert Click here for updates on this story WINGERT, Iowa (KCCI) -- The embattled Madison County treasurer has officially ...

Days before a scheduled hearing to potentially remove her from office, embattled Madison County Treasurer Amanda DeVos has ...

A paperwork error could force Madison County’s newly appointed auditor to take the oath of office for a second time. Matthew Schwartz, who was sworn in last Monday to replace the county’s former ...

Madison County’s board chair is under investigation for a Facebook post seen as voter intimidation, fueling further outrage over ongoing controversy.

The upcoming trial against embattled Madison County Treasurer Amanda DeVos, 37, has been moved to Boone County.

Madison County's appointment of a new auditor follows months of county battles, a secret consultant contract, and criminal investigations.

Madison County Treasurer Amanda DeVos was released on bond Monday and has a court date next week for charges of felonious misconduct in office, tampering with records, third-degree fraudulent ...

The companies that manage Van Andel Arena and DeVos Place are set to manage two new major venues coming to Grand Rapids. () ...

Madison County Treasurer Amanda DeVos is accused of altering documents to show she paid for license plates and her property taxes.