Fort Wayne IN

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After transferring to Butler last year, Northrop grads Neveah and Saniya Jackson are excited to work with new head coach Maria Marchesano.

NOBLE COUNTY — Officials in Noble County are weighing a proposal to raise the local innkeeper’s tax as tourism continues to play a growing role in the area’s economy. The request was brought forward by Convention and Visitors Bureau CEO Grace Caswell, who is asking the Noble County Council to increase the tax from 5% to 8%, the maximum allowed under House Bill 1210. If...

LIGONIER — The Ligonier Common Council has approved a plan to transfer opioid settlement funds to a local foundation in an effort to create long-term support for addiction treatment. The council voted unanimously to move forward with the settlement transfer plan, which will direct funds from Indiana’s multibillion-dollar agreement...

Dispatch was only able to confirm that the police are responding to the shooting, but could not confirm the conditions of anyone involved.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - A northeast Indiana business is partnering with the DeKalb County Domestic Violence Task Force on Saturday. From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Grounded 37 will be outside Garrett’s Slow Burn Books in support of domestic violence victims and prevention. The business is owned by...

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FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - Joy Bir keeps a mugshot on her phone so she never forgets her lowest moment. “I went through addiction, I was incarcerated,” Bir said. She described that time as a dark pit. Bir said she found her salvation during that period and made a...

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY — Students Isabella Griffin of Warsaw, Laura Deckena of South Whitley, Hannah Moore of Pierceton and Henry Crance of Columbia City are among those recognized in the 29th annual Cooperative Student Art Contest, organized by Indiana’s electric cooperatives. Deckena earned first place in the ninth-grade division,...

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - Change may be coming for the former Pint & Slice property. Fort Wayne business broker BIB Group announced Friday that the restaurant has been sold. BIB Group says while the restaurant will no longer operate as a Pint & Slice, it is ‘excited for the next chapter these creative owners will bring to our city’s awesome downtown dining experience’.