Monday Nov 30 | Journal Gazette
1 killed in shooting; no suspect, motive
One man is dead after a shooting on the city's southeast side Sunday night, according to Fort Wayne police.
Muncie, Fort Wayne take differing approaches to bypasses
How the new U.S. 31 bypass will look has been an ongoing debate in Kokomo and Howard County.
Two Fort Wayne Stores Robbed In 25 Minutes
Around 10:40 a.m. Saturday morning, Fort Wayne Police responded to a call for an armed robbery on the citya s Southside.
Fort Wayne Mission Plans More Aggressive Fund-Raising In Face Of Bad Economy
Generosity is a staple of the Thanksgiving Holiday, but one Fort Wayne charitable organization says the bad economy is making it tough to sustain help to the needy the other days of the year.
Underwater Camera Used in Search for Woman's Body
Northern Indiana authorities are using an underwater camera in their search for the body of a woman allegedly murdered by her former husband.
Fort Wayne police are investigating a shooting at a southeast-side barber shop Wednesday night that sent one person to a hospital in serious condition.
Scenes from Fort Wayne downtown festival of lights
Bill and Agnes Woenker with grandchildren Tommy Bower, 10, Maia Lazerwitz, 10, and Andrew Woenker, 8, were selected to go up on a lift to light the Santa and his reindeer on the National City Bank building on Main Street.
Unemployed man wins $2M in lottery
A northeastern Indiana man who was laid off last summer from his job with an automotive supplier has won $2 million in the Hoosier Lottery.
Church music director pleads guilty in teen sex case
The former music director of a Fort Wayne church has pleaded guilty to one count of sexual misconduct with a minor for allegedly fondling a teenage boy.
Man Arrested In Fatal Crash Had Drunk Driving Criminal Record
Court records show that the Allen County man arrested in Tuesdaya s drunk driving fatality near Woodburn had a drunk driving criminal history.
Calhoun back open, two-way all the way
Downtown drivers can now head south on Calhoun Street between Berry Street and Washington Boulevard.
Henry calls for new task force on office space
Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry on Tuesday called for a new task force of city and county government officials to work on ways to more efficiently locate government offices.
Indiana man indicted in Mitchell teen's death
A Hanson County grand jury on Tuesday indicted 20-year-old Alexander Salgado of Fort Wayne, Ind., in the Nov.
South Bend pushes bid for high-speed train line
If the federal government approves funding for a high-speed rail line through South Bend, passengers here could travel to Chicago's Union Station in just one hour.
Activity-book printer to add 75 jobs
Craftline Graphics announced today a $1.5 million expansion of its West Ferguson Road facility that will add 75 jobs and retain 100 others.
Peter Brimelow Will Be A Guest On The Fort Wayne Morning News Show Tomorrow Morning at 8:38 a.m. ET
Peter Brimelow will be a guest on the Fort Wayne Morning News Show tomorrow morning at 8:38 a.m. ET.
Program helps remove lead from Fort Wayne homes
City officials and public-health workers marked a renovation milestone by reiterating a warning about a toxic danger that children sometimes face in their own homes: lead.
Bronze pieces of Fort Wayne history are dedicated
The Allen County Public Library held a ceremony Thursday to dedicate to the genealogy center three bronze plaques that depict scenes from Fort Wayne history.
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Fort Wayne seminary announces symposia
Concordia Theological Seminary will present its annual symposia on exegetical and confessional theology Jan.
More safe havens for Fort Wayne children
The city of Fort Wayne, Fort Wayne Community Schools and the Fort Wayne Mad Ants on Thursday announced a plan for "Safe Havens" that will provide places for children to take refuge when they feel threatened.
Sarah Palin Makes Fort Wayne A Stop On Her Book Tour
One of the most talked-about political figures is about to make an appearance in the Summit City.
Manchester professor named Indiana professor of the year
A Manchester College professor known for taking his students on down-and-dirty research treks into rivers and streams has been named Indiana's professor of the year.
Fort Wayne mayor laments death of government co-location dream
"The dream of a joint solution to Fort Wayne's and Allen County's space needs through co-location just died," a somber Mayor Tom Henry said in a hastily arranged news conference Thursday afternoon.
Victim Positively ID'd in South Dakota Slaying
Authorities have positively identified a Mitchell teenager as the victim in a slaying this month that involved a body found in the trunk of a burned car.
a GOINGa SOFT: Sarah Palin hugs a supporter after signing her book yesterday in Fort Wayne, Ind.
The Army plans to prevent media from covering Sarah Palin's appearance at Fort Bragg, fearing the event will turn into political grandstanding against President Obama, officials said yesterday.
a Friend' testifies against accused murderer
Accused murderer Anthony A. Parish could only watch as his former friend and apparent confidant told an Allen Superior Court jury Tuesday that Parish had matter-of-factly confessed to him to killing 30-year-old Antoine J. Woods last August for a silver chain and medallion.
Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry's statement on office space for city and county governments, as provided by the city: The dream of a joint solution to City of Fort Wayne and Allen County space needs through co-location just died today.
Medical equipment firm moving HQ to Allen County
The Fort Wayne-Allen County Economic Development Alliance said Maxim will invest $1.6 million to begin operations at 12632 U.S. 33.
New Indiana Bishop Voted Chair-Elect of Laity Panel
The new Roman Catholic bishop for the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend is going to be busier than originally thought.
Robinson Resigns As Fort Wayne's Public Information Director
He was appointed to the position three months ago and now his office sits vacant.
Legislature sets ceremonial start of 2010 session
The Indiana General Assembly will gather at the Statehouse today for its first, largely ceremonial, meeting of the new session.
Indiana's NewsCenter: News, Sports, Weather, Fort Wayne WPTA-TV, WISE-TV, CW, and My Network
It's a burglary local police are calling unbelievable. Multimedia Police say around 11 p.m. Friday; robbers cut a hole in the back siding of the Sears store in Angola on North Wayne Street.
Robinson resigns as city spokesman
Vince Robinson has resigned as the city of Fort Wayne's public information director, the city said Monday afternoon in a written statement.
State lawmakers to face key issues in election year
INDIANAPOLIS - More ceremony than substance will fill the agenda today when the state's 150 lawmakers return to the Statehouse for their annual Organization Day.
Palin to stop in Noblesville on Thursday
Former vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin will return to Noblesville this week to promote her new book, 'Going Rogue.' Palin will sign copies of the book from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday at Borders, 13145 Levinson Lane.
Back for more BFA swapping: Fort Wayne resident calls it his favorite
Roger VanCamp, of Fort Wayne, Ind., calls the BFA Swap Meet his most favorite to attend.
Mills Auto Parts has some Cash for Clunkers inventory on its lot on Adams Center Road.
Expanded Fort Wayne museum to host Wyeth exhibit
FORT WAYNE, Ind. - Four dozen works from the Wyeth family will greet visitors when the remodeled Fort Wayne Museum of Art reopens next spring.
Fort Wayne truck driver wins $150,000 prize
A Fort Wayne truck driver is the first player to hit it big on the Hoosier Lottery's 2009 holiday-themed scratch-off tickets, the lottery announced Friday.
Thanks, lobbyists, for all the largess
They just had to say thank you. Thank you to the lobbyists who supplied the 50 members of the Indiana Senate with popcorn, milk, soft drinks, bottled water, candy and even a Wal-mart gift card throughout the General Assembly's 2009 regular session.
Ex-Ind. man appears in court for S.D. murder
A 20-year-old man accused in the killing of a South Dakota teenager has been ordered held without bail.
Bishop John M. D'Arcy, a nationally recognized leader in efforts to eliminate sexual abuse in the Roman Catholic Church, is stepping down as head of the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend.
IPFW offers reward for bomb threat info
Indiana University - "Purdue University Fort Wayne is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the individual who called in a bomb threat to the university earlier this week.
Indiana Seeks Input On Draft Transportation Plan
The Indiana Department of Transportation wants to hear from the public on its draft Statewide Transportation Improvement Program.
Former Fort Wayne Residents Charged in Teen's Murder
Two former Fort Wayne residents have been charged in the death of a South Dakota teenager who disappeared earlier this week.
Indiana's NewsCenter: News, Sports, Weather, Fort Wayne WPTA-TV, WISE-TV, CW, and My Network
Officials at a Fort Wayne-based Christian Internet site that features uplifting songs and messages to teens is approaching potential large donors across the nation to keep the station operating after Jan.
Kosciusko County Sheriffa s Department Loses One Of Their Own In Tragic Crash
KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, Ind. a ' Just before 3 p.m. Thursday Kosciusko County Sergeant Jeffery B. Shaw was killed in the line of duty in a traffic crash that occurred on SR 14 just west of 100 East.
Vera Bradley to give another $10M to IU cancer center
Last month, the Vera Bradley Foundation for Breast Cancer finished a decadelong effort to donate $10 million to the Indiana University Melvin and Bren Simon Cancer Center.
Angels Among Us - November, 2009, Rebekah Hubley of Fort Wayne
They raise money to help bring children and adults from Haiti and from Ghana who have serious medical needs to Fort Wayne.
Bishop D'Arcy announces possibility of new building for St. Joe HS
Bishop John M. D'Arcy today gave his blessing to the possible construction of a new St.
Saturday shooting death ruled a suicide
The Russian roulette-style shooting death of a 20-year-old city man early Saturday has been ruled a suicide by the Allen County Coroner's Office.
Troyer: Souder too a liberal' with tax dollars
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.
No suspects in deadly drive-by shooting
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.
Attempted-murder charges for mother
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.
Shooting Injury At Fort Wayne Men's Club
Police say it happened during an argument around 4 A.M. Sunday in the club's parking lot.
Fort Wayne plant to close, costing 116 jobs
FORT WAYNE, Ind. - A packaging company plans to close its Fort Wayne plant next year and eliminate 116 jobs.
One Person Dead In Drive-By Shooting Incident
Fort Wayne Police are investigating a fatal drive-by shooting at the intersection of Senate Avenue and Hanna Street.
Kid porn suspect faces raft of charges
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.
Indoor football coming back to Fort Wayne
It appears indoor football will return to Fort Wayne this fall - with a new name, new owners and, they hope, a fresh start.
20-yr-old shot, killed in southwest FW
A 20-year-old man is dead after he was shot early Saturday morning in the 2600 block of Carver Court.
Fort Wayne Plant Shutting Down
A Fort Wayne packaging company with a long history in the Summit City will close its doors in 2010.
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Fort Wayne Islamic Leader Urges Separation Of Act From Muslim Faith
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.
Body found in Steuben County; believed to be man who disappeared Oct. 11
The body of a missing Fort Wayne man was located Thursday about 1.6 miles from where he was last seen.
Fort Wayne expands commercial fa ade grant program
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.
Indiana town to hold Stratton-Porter film festival
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.
Palin Book Tour To Start November 18, With A Stop In Fort Wayne
Indiana's NewsCenter has learned that former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin will return to Fort Wayne.
Fort Wayne contracts with companies in EPA-compliance efforts
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 To Help Fund Library Lincoln Collection
Fort Wayne will likely spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to protect the Lincoln Foundation Collection at the Allen County Public Library.
Fort Wayne mother sentenced in neglect of her children
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.
Verbatim: Fort Wayne offers more money to spruce up businesses
Julia Meek works on a mural of Fort Wayne on Wells Street in September. The mural was part of the first phase of grants.
Matt Kelty sued by campaign contributor
A former adviser to Matt Kelty says the 2007 Fort Wayne mayoral candidate owes him $125,000 from a loan made back in 2006.A Fred Rost has filed a lawsuit in Allen County Superior Court in an attempt to collect the money he claims has never been paid to him.
The Fort Wayne/Allen County Convention and Visitors Bureau hopes to boost pride in the town and its sports by calling Fort Wayne a 'Title Town.' "A Title Town is sort of a name that is given to communities when they reach certain national championships," explains Visitors Bureau President Dan O'Connell. "It's a great sense of civic pride in our ...
Man alleges in lawsuit that Fort Wayne Police officers beat him
Four Fort Wayne Police officers are targeted in a lawsuit filed Monday in Allen Superior Court by a city man who alleges they used excessive force and assaulted him during a December interview inside police headquarters.
No Wells Fargo Christmas tree this year in Fort Wayne
The holidays downtown will have a different look this year, because Wells Fargo is replacing its Christmas tree over Calhoun Street with a light display.
A detached garage was destroyed by fire early this morning. Fort Wayne firefighters responded at 6:22 a.m. to a blaze at 2526 Curdes Ave.
Wu Tang's Killah Priest set to perform in Fort Wayne
Renowned hiphop artist Killah Priest of the legendary Wu Tang Clan is scheduled to be the featured performer for a very special concert at 8 p.m., Oct.