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Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Fort Wayne, IN – Drivers across Fort Wayne are being urged to double-check their vehicles today as police continue to stress how easily car break-ins can be prevented with simple habits. According to the...

Pokagon State Park’s 8-mile Hell’s Point Challenge has tested hikers’ endurance and dedication since it opened in 2017, guiding participants along a mapped route that covers most of the park’s trail system. To complete the challenge, hikers photograph designated waypoints and submit their images to park staff,...

Come hungry and leave completely satisfied at these Indiana all-you-can-eat legends. From lakeside comfort food to sizzling hibachi theatrics, each spot serves up generous portions and the cozy vibes you crave. You will find hearty classics, fresh seafood, and sweet finishes that make a second plate feel mandatory....

Huntington and Wabash County animal shelters have closed after more than 70 animals were rescued on Friday and Saturday. A Wabash home was found to have nearly 30 dogs on the property, all of which were left outside in temperatures below freezing. The dogs were found to be neglected, showing...

The Landing continues to see development and new retailers as the historic space heads into 2026.

You may have noticed that gas prices have gone up or down depending on where you live. GasBuddy says average prices are up almost 21 cents per gallon in Fort Wayne, but are down 21 cents in Toledo in the last week. GasBuddy's head of petroleum analysis Patrick De Haan explains:

On Monday, Chavez Gustin was sentenced to 55 years in prison by Judge David Zent, who also required Gustin to pay more than $15,000 to two individuals related to Mr. Swedzinski.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WFFT) — Fort Wayne is among the top 10 cities in the U.S. for historic homes currently on the market. A recent study by ProGuard, a residential protection plan company, analyzed Zillow listings and found that 39.3% of homes listed in Fort Wayne were built before 1925.

On-scene personnel told WANE 15 that no one was injured in the fire and that the fire destroyed the house.

Unhoused people speak out against a proposal that would allow police to remove encampments in Fort Wayne.