Columbia City News

Kayla M. Avery and Todd P. Klotz Kayla M. Avery, daughter of Bert and Lisa Avery of Columbia City, Ind., and Sp4 Todd P. Klotz, son of Jason and Maureen Klotz of Fort Wayne, Ind., were married at Cornerstone Christian Church, Merriam, Ind.

A crew from R.L. McCoy Inc. of Columbia City works Thursday morning on the bridge that carries St.

COLUMBIA CITY, Ind. - Police in Columbia City are looking for a man they say robbed the Walgreens store on Line Street just before 3:30 Wednesday afternoon.

By BOB SHRALUKA Dan Sigler was back at work Monday in his Columbia City law office after a dramatic weekend in which the state official he was prosecuting was found guilty by a jury - a verdict Sigler learned of at his home while in bed recuperating from the flu.

The economy will slowly improve this year, a Federal Reserve economist predicted this week.Then again, it doesn't take much when you're coming off 'a very mediocre year,' as William Strauss described 2011.

Piecing together circumstantial evidence of where he claims Secretary of State Charlie White actually lived for a five-month period while he was running for statewide office in 2010 and still serving as a town council member in Fishers, the lead prosecutor in the case against Charlie White, Daniel Sigler, Sr., convinced a Hamilton Co.

Everyone in the retail world wants to see whether Ron Johnson can work his magic a third time.

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Vote on bill set The Indiana House last week passed the right-to-work bill, sending it to the Senate, where an identical bill has already passed.

Less than two weeks into their new term, a returning Fort Wayne city councilman lodged a complaint against Mayor Tom Henry's campaign account, only to have a subsequent complaint lodged against his own war chest.

The Indiana Office of Utility Consumer Counselor is inviting public comments as it reviews the Columbia City Municipal Water Utility's request to increase its rates and charges.

COLUMBIA CITY, Ind. - The Indiana Supreme Court Justice who authored a controversial ruling in May that barred home owners from resisting illegal entry by police was the focus of a protest in Whitley County Tuesday.