Fort Wayne residents are getting a Google data center, but some worry about the...
FORT WAYNE — While opposition to data centers continues to grow around Indiana, a massive project in Allen County is already well into construction. A few weeks ago, in the middle of November, more than a hundred people showed up to make sure the Indiana Department of Environmental Management heard their opposition...
Humane Fort Wayne to host first-ever job fair
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - Humane Fort Wayne says it will host its first-ever job fair this week. The job fair will take place on Wednesday, Dec. 17, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Sharon Bodenhafer Critter Center on Leesburg Road. Humane Fort Wayne leaders say the organization...
Andrews settles longstanding dispute with RTX, looks forward to clean water
With yes votes from councilmembers Dillon, Roger Newsome and Michael Young, the town made its first real headway into its decades long water issues.
Fort Wayne district of Indiana State Police introduces new K-9 unit
A graduation ceremony was held on Wednesday, Dec. 10, for seven new ISP Patrol K-9 Handlers, and their partners were honored
Ossian man wanted on 3 child molesting charges
ALLEN COUNTY, Ind. (WPTA) - A warrant was issued Tuesday for a 35-year-old Ossian man accused of molesting a girl for two years, beginning when she was 10 years old. Jacob T. Bradshaw is charged with three counts of child molesting, two of which are Level One felonies. The charges carry a potential sentence of up to...
Mayor Tucker talks Google, casino and North River Fieldhouse
If Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker had any reservations about the Google data center, she did not share them Tuesday.
Man to serve 55 years after pleading guilty to murder
Chaves Gustin, 22, pleaded guilty to a count of felony murder in connection with the July killing of 67-year-old Roger Marvin Swedzinski.
Fort Wayne lands first U.S. plant from global wire manufacturer
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WFFT) — A global wire manufacturer is establishing its first U.S. plant in Fort Wayne, bringing new jobs and technology to the region. The company, known as Tau Wire Corp, plans to invest more than $18 million. It aims to create over 70 new jobs in the next four years.
Fire breaks out on East Washington Boulevard
The fire began on Tuesday near the 2600 block of East Washington Boulevard.
Woman pleads guilty after arming herself with machete in Fort Wayne home
Charges of kidnapping and criminal recklessness will be dropped as part of the plea deal at her sentencing hearing on Jan. 6.

















