Fort Wayne News

The bipartisan anger of "tea parties" nationwide set the tone. This month's near-victory by a previously obscure third-party conservative candidate in a New York congressional race set the stage.

Pregnant women can get the H1N1 flu vaccine until 7 p.m. today at the Carew Medical Park.

Vegetation blows in the wind at one of the two Towpath Trail bridges. Walkers, runners and cyclists can now travel from the Eagle Marsh wetlands to New Haven without leaving a trail.

Fort Wayne police said Monday they have no suspects in the weekend shooting death of a Fort Wayne man on the city's southeast side.

An Auburn mother faces an attempted-murder charge after police say she put her infant in a trash bag and threw her in a dumpster Sunday.

Police say it happened during an argument around 4 A.M. Sunday in the club's parking lot.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. - A packaging company plans to close its Fort Wayne plant next year and eliminate 116 jobs.

Fort Wayne Police are investigating a fatal drive-by shooting at the intersection of Senate Avenue and Hanna Street.

Facing at least 15 years in a federal prison on child pornography charges, a 34-year-old Fort Wayne man now faces child molesting charges filed by the state based on statements he made in the federal investigation.

It appears indoor football will return to Fort Wayne this fall - with a new name, new owners and, they hope, a fresh start.

A 20-year-old man is dead after he was shot early Saturday morning in the 2600 block of Carver Court.

A Fort Wayne packaging company with a long history in the Summit City will close its doors in 2010.

FORT WAYNE, IN --- The president of Fort Wayne's Islamic Center says he does not fear the threat of violence against Muslims following the Fort Hood base shooting, though Tamir Rasheed concedes a backlash is not out of the question.

The body of a missing Fort Wayne man was located Thursday about 1.6 miles from where he was last seen.

Mayor Tom Henry saw so much success with the city's commercial facade grant program that Tuesday he expanded the program and designated $200,000 for another round of funding.

Geneva - A northeastern Indiana city where author Gene Stratton-Porter once lived is celebrating her life with a film festival featuring two movies adapted from her novels.

Indiana's NewsCenter has learned that former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin will return to Fort Wayne.

The city wants to spend $2.3 million next year on three outside firms to help oversee a major peak in projects for a federally mandated decree to modernize and improve Fort Wayne's sewer system.

Fort Wayne will likely spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to protect the Lincoln Foundation Collection at the Allen County Public Library.

After Alvather declined Schmoll's offer to address the court before his sentencing, he ordered the 24-year-old mother to serve two years in prison, to be followed by four years of probation.