This winter, the City of Fort Wayne is offering warming centers during the day and overnight options for unhoused individuals ...

Home sales across Indiana continue to gain ground on 2024 according to the Indiana Association of REALTORS® (IAR). 7,177 properties changed hands in October, up 4% year-over-year. New home listings (9 ...

That’s exactly what happens at Edinburgh Diner. This cozy spot sits right on South Eisenhower Drive, waiting to welcome you with open arms. The moment you step inside, you’ll notice the friendly ...

In the northeastern corner of Indiana lies a slice of heaven where flaky crusts cradle fruit fillings so perfect they could make a grown adult weep with joy. Grabill, Indiana isn’t just another dot on ...

Located at Fort Wayne International Airport, this new facility will expand Bombardier’s footprint in the Midwestern United States, further cementing the company’s long-term growth strategy for its ...

Gov. Mike Braun visited the Indiana State Police post in Fort Wayne and two others Wednesday to recognize troopers’ work and talk about public safety. Braun thanked Fort Wayne area officers for ...

An altercation erupted between a Fort Wayne police officer and a suspect during a domestic disturbance, and the suspect stabbed and seriously injured the officer before being shot by police. A Fort ...

LATEST: The Allen County Coroner’s Office on Sept. 17, 2025, identified the armed person who was killed as William Joseph Peters, 81. He died of multiple gunshot wounds in a police shooting, the ...

FORT WAYNE, Ind. — Police are investigating a deadly officer-involved shooting in Fort Wayne Friday night. Indiana State Police (ISP) said a deputy with the Allen County Sheriff’s Department saw a car ...

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (AP) — When Alex Babich, 47, stood in his backyard in Fort Wayne, Indiana, craning his neck to look 35 feet into the sky, he wasn’t just staring at a sunflower. He was looking at his ...

INDIANAPOLIS — "My guess is we're going to see a special session coming," said former mayor of Fort Wayne, Paul Helmke, who now teaches at IU's O'Neil School of Public and Environmental Affairs.