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Mike Moore | The Journal Gazette Carrie Winebrenner, resident pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Fort Wayne, says that in-person attendance as increased as church members have received COVID-19 vaccinations.   Previous Next Sunday, April 18, 2021 1:00 am Church-going amid pandemic ROSA SALTER RODRIGUEZ | The Journal Gazette In the last few Sundays, about 100 people have attended in-person worship services at Fort Wayne's First Presbyterian Church. That's well under attendance before the COVID-19 pandemic, said Carrie Winebrenner, the congregation's new resident p...

Associated Press In file photos provided by the California Department of Correction and Rehabilitation are Jason Budrow (left) and Roger Reece Kibbe. Budrow, accused of strangling the California serial killer known as the “I-5 Strangler,” won’t face the death penalty. California Department of Correction and Rehabilitation via AP, File SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The man accused of strangling the California serial killer known as the “I-5 Strangler” won’t face the death penalty, a prosecutor said Wednesday. Amador County District Attorney Todd Riebe said he had filed first-degree murde...

Man accused of strangling "I-5 Strangler" won't face death FILE - In file photos provided by the California Department of Correction and Rehabilitation are Jason Budrow, left, and Roger Reece Kibbe. Budrow, accused of strangling the California serial killer known as the “I-5 Strangler,” won’t face the death penalty. The Sacramento Bee says Amador County's district attorney announced Wednesday, April 7, 2021, that he filed first-degree murder charges against Budrow and will seek life in prison without parole. Budrow is accused of strangling Kibbe in February in t...

Courtesy photos The Rev. Eric Burgener, a priest at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, stands with nurses he worked with at a hospital. Burgener has been ministering to COVID-19 patients more than a year, catching the virus himself in June. Burgener Pastor Willie Bolden of The Well of Fort Wayne and his wife, Rhonda, each contracted COVID-19. Willie Bolden was hospitalized 62 days, 35 of which were spent on a ventilator, while Rhonda Bolden battled the virus she was also fighting breast cancer. Burgener framed the N95 mask he had worn while tending to the needs of novel coronavirus patien...

An autopsy showed Roger Reece Kibbe had been manually strangled, the Amador County Sheriff’s Office said, calling the death a homicide.