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Robert Kincaid bought the winning ticket Saturday before the drawing that night.

A 24-year-old woman charged in connection with the hit-and-run death of a pedestrian on the Northeastside is scheduled for a jury trial in July.

Residents are asked to place nonperishable food items in a grocery bag by their mailbox for letter carriers to pick up.

Homeowners choosing between pool blue and tame teal for their dining room walls can thank a Columbia City company for making the decision a little easier.

ChromaSource is investing $1.1 million in new equipment and adding 12 jobs to its workforce of 110.

Gov. Mike Pence was surrounded by uniformed ROTC members Thursday as he signed into law a bill to give veterans in-state tuition rates even if they don't meet residency requirements.

Three men were arrested in Whitley County on drug charges after heroin, pot and pills were seized in a traffic stop on U.S. 30, according to a statement from the Indiana State Police.

Senator Jim Banks of Columbia City authored the bills. Banks says it is a win-win for the state and veterans because veterans have a skill sets from their service that will benefit employers in the state.

A traffic stop for a moving violation by an Indiana State Trooper led to the discovery of heroin, marijuana and other controlled substances Tuesday afternoon.

After about eight years of pondering it, Julie Herron began assembling a family history in a scrapbook last January.

Indiana Gov. Mike Pence and state Sen. Jim Banks of Columbia City will conduct a bill-signing ceremony Thursday for the Tuition for Veterans bill.

Columbia City Mayor Ryan Daniel will host mayor nights throughout the summer to meet with residents and discuss their concerns.

The following people were recently booked into the Allen County Lockup on felony charges - either on preliminary charges after arrest or after being transported from another facility - or were formally charged with a felony in Allen County.

House Bill 1006 would not be effective until July 2014, and lawmakers still have to add a local funding component to the bill next year.

Honorably discharged veterans and active National Guard members would qualify for in-state tuition rates after one year of settling in Indiana.

Survivors include her husband, Dale Hudson, Warsaw; two daughters, Stephanie Kitson, Winona Lake, and Cathy Gonzales, Warsaw; and three brothers, Jim Price, Columbia City, Steve Price, Huntertown, and Mark Price, San Francisco, Calif.

Mike Pence for his signature. 'This does not force a school to do this. It's just another avenue,' said Rep.