Fort Wayne IN

Homebuyers and sellers are navigating a slow and expensive housing market, with rising prices and stagnant demand keeping many on the sidelines. This comes amid rising economic uncertainty and growing wealth concentration. But luxury homes—multimillion-dollar estates, sleek penthouses, and one-of-a-kind custom...

In a move addressing the opioid crisis, Fort Wayne's Mayor Sharon Tucker has unveiled the first batch of grantees benefitting from the city's share of a national opioid settlement, as reported on Thursday by the City of Fort Wayne's official website. A total of $1.002 million is being doled out to various...

A truck crashed and ejected its driver, who was killed as a result of their injuries.

DEKALB COUNTY, Ind. (WANE) – Helping Hoosiers have food on the table. Hoosiers Feeding the Hungry, a nonprofit organization that unites many other organizations across the state to provide meat to Hoosier families in need. Hoosiers Feeding the Hungry was established in 2011 in DeKalb County. From farm and...

The Toys 'R' Us brand has brought back that childhood magic to Indiana just in time for holiday shopping.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) — You probably only associate ambulance services with an emergency and metrics like response and transportation time, but Three Rivers Ambulance Authority (TRAA) is changing that perception. “It really shifts us from being reactive, where we send an ambulance to provide care, to more...

The Feline Fall Festival will take place on Saturday, November 8.

A Huntington County Community Schools bus and two other vehicles collided in a Friday afternoon crash, leaving one person injured. Indiana State Police said no students were aboard the bus.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - A Grabill man says he cannot get his money back from American Heritage Trails after the bus company canceled his trip and wouldn’t answer his phone calls. Robert Benner paid $260 for a trip that was first rescheduled, then canceled. He requested a refund...

Fort Wayne, Ind. – Mayor Sharon Tucker today announced the first recipients of opioid settlement funding to help individuals and families overcome opioid and substance addiction. The total investment is $1.002 million. The City of Fort Wayne’s opioid settlement payments are scheduled to run through 2038. Earlier this...