Investigation and prosecution of cases involving deaths can and should proceed slowly
On May 19, a Fort Wayne woman died after an altercation with store employees at a Tim Horton’s shop. The now-viral video of the fight has raised questions about why no one was arrested at the scene. WBOI’s Rebecca Green sat down with Whitley County Prosecutor D. J. Sigler to talk about what can cause a criminal investi
Alternating Lane Closures To Begin On SR 8 For Pipe Construction
NOBLE COUNTY – The Indiana Department of Transportation has announced alternating lane closures for pipe construction on SR 8. Starting on or after Monday, June 15, crews will be working on a pipe liner between North 750E and North 900E. Work on the project is expected to last for approximately three weeks. All work is
‘Rest easy, Archie’ | Northern Indiana police department announces death of retired K-9
NEW HAVEN, Ind. — On Monday, June 8, the New Haven Police Department in northern Indiana announced on Facebook the death of retired K-9 Archie. According to the New Haven Police Department, Archie graduated from the K-9 academy in December 2016 and served as a patrol dog. The police department said he was instrumental
Road Closure Planned on Hathaway Road for Water Main Installation
ALLEN COUNTY, Ind. (WOWO): Allen County officials are notifying residents of a temporary road closure on Hathaway Road for utility work later this week. According to the Allen County Highway Department, Hathaway Road will be fully closed at the intersection of Bethel Road, between Hand Road and State Road 3, for a wate
Police conduct school shooter exercise at Northrop High School
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – A drill at Northrop High School prepared school officials and police for a hypothetical active shooter situation. School is out for the summer, and law enforcement instead filled the classrooms for Tuesday’s exercise, which lasted from 7:30 a.m. to about 1:30 p.m. Allen County School Safety Co
Fort Wayne Rivergreenway trail users raise concerns about trash, encampments
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - A Fort Wayne man who regularly walks the Rivergreenway is concerned about what he calls a growing problem along the trail. Justin Thomas says he’s worried about what he’s seeing. As he walked the trail with 21Alive News, Thomas pointed out trash along the paths. Some items were chip bags.
Sandwiched Between Muncie And Fort Wayne Is Indiana’s Historic Site Near A Pretty Nature...
We often sort travel destinations into the neatly drawn categories of nature or culture. The Limberlost State Historic Site, in the wetlands of eastern Indiana, is one destination that muddies that binary. It's a cultural landmark, no doubt, having been the home of one of Indiana's most influential writers, Gene Stratt
Country Inn Enhanced Living Center Announces New Medical Director, Expanded Therapy Services
PAULDING — The Country Inn Enhanced Living Center is expanding its commitment to quality care with the addition of a new medical director and enhanced in-house rehabilitation services for residents. Beginning in July, the assisted living facility will welcome Dr. Nigel Hogan as its new Medical Director. Dr. Hogan,...
Driver fails to yield, hits another vehicle on State Road 3 in DeKalb County,...
One driver escaped getting hurt and another had to be taken to the hospital after a crash in DeKalb County early Tuesday morning.
Fort Wayne exploring more flexible downtown parking rules
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) — Running out of time at a downtown parking meter could soon become less of a headache. Fort Wayne City Clerk John McGauley is proposing changes to downtown parking rules that would give drivers more flexibility when their plans run longer than expected. McGauley said the city’s current parking

















