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Northeast Indiana's first romance bookstore opens in Garrett.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - UPDATE: Lori Jones has been found safe. ORIGINAL: The Fort Wayne Police Department (FWPD) has issued a Public Safety Alert (PSA) for a missing 66-year-old woman. According to the PSA, Lori Jones was last seen in the area of 5700 Wilkie Drive around 9 a.m....

INDIANAPOLIS — "Jeopardy!" viewers in Indiana had their knowledge of famous Hoosiers put to the test Friday night. The "Double Jeopardy" round of the popular game show featured a category titled "I'm A Hoosier, Baby," a play on the song "Loser" by Beck (who is not from Indiana). The clues in the category were each...

Brice Bainum is accused of beating his girlfriend's 5-year-old son to death in Indiana after claiming the boy was "disrespectful," police said. The post ‘F— you, he is not going to bite me’: Boyfriend ‘jealous’ of 5-year-old getting ‘too much attention’ beat him to death for being ‘disrespectful,’ police say first...

The fight happened just after the dome closed its doors on Saturday.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - Fort Wayne’s historic Bell Mansion is set to change ownership as its owners transition to their next adventure. The iconic Fort Wayne landmark, which was built in 1893, will transition to new ownership under Surack Enterprises, a Facebook post from owner Angie Sturm reads.

A traffic map showed there was a backup throughout the afternoon on South Clinton Street.

The Huntington County Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting at the new Gracefully Gourmet bakery in downtown Huntington on March 3. The new bakery is located at 37 E. Washington Street, formerly Bear & Beak Bakery. Shown in the photo at center cutting the ribbon is Brittany Renkenberger, executive director, Place...

COLUMBIA CITY — A Columbia City man was arrested after a person allegedly saw him punch a dog. Lucas C. Barton, 24, 315 E. Jackson St., Columbia City, is charged with cruelty to an animal, a class A misdemeanor. On Feb. 19, a Columbia City Police officer responded to...

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Longtime WLFI-TV meteorologist Chad Evans is to sign off the local TV airwaves Friday night. "Yes, this is my last night," Evans said Friday afternoon in a text to the Journal & Courier. "I have a couple opportunities with teaching and forecasting that I’ll be announcing on my FB page this...