Fort Wayne IN

Salamander hunters will take a mile hike as they are not only shown where salamanders hang out during the day, but also learn how the elusive amphibians survive in our local ecosystem.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - Currently, students at Fort Wayne Community Schools who live less than a 2-mile radius from their high school are not eligible for transportation services. A project is seeking to make it easier for students at Wayne High School who choose to walk. During a meeting...

The National Band Expo is designed for students, band directors, and lesson instructors looking to get an instrument. Capitalizing on the existing space to host the biggest band instrument event in the US, according to a release, the expo will also offer "manufacturer rebates, 0% financing on many models, and special...

There are diners, and then there is this small-town spot. I have driven past a lot of places in Indiana, but nothing quite prepares you for walking into a restaurant where clown memorabilia covers nearly every surface and the smell of fresh-fried food hits you before you even reach the door.

Bed bugs have surged across Indiana, turning quiet nights into nightmares for residents in major cities. Fueled by travel, urban density, and resistant pests, infestations rank high nationally, with Indianapolis topping state lists per recent Pest Gnome and Orkin studies. Local governments, health departments, and...

Downtown Fort Wayne is looking for someone familiar with the work that they do and the objectives they are working towards.

Allen County’s creative scene is buzzing this month, with new openings for writers, media pros, and students eager to break into broadcasting. Here are a few standout roles worth checking out:

The museum had been closed since December to reorganize and take inventory of its extensive collection.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - A warm front will lift northward through the evening, increasing chances for isolated to scattered thunderstorms. Given the lack of instability and updraft potential (which helps storms grow and produce large hail/rotation), the severe risk is low. However, low does not mean impossible!. A...

Recently, nine FFA leaders along with their agriculture teachers Mrs. Staci Miller and Ms. Baylee March traveled to Huntington University for the 12th Annual FFA leadership Summit held in Huntington, Indiana. At this conference, the FFA officers had the opportunity to learn more about the “ingredients” of leadership...