New Haven News

Mayor Tom Henry, left, waves to the crowd lining Calhoun Street during the 40th annual Fort Wayne Newspapers Three Rivers Festival parade last year.

Starting July 6th thru July 31st, MidWest America Federal Credit Union will be collecting items for soldiers.

An electronic court system is helping New Haven streamline its process, and it may do the same for Allen County in the future.

Pink, red and blue paisley fabrics flowed through dozens of sewing machines as workers assembled Vera Bradley Designs Inc.'s signature quilted handbags.

Indiana's first phase of the "Fort to Port" highway project will see completion this fall, according to Indiana Department of Transportation officials.

A garage in New Haven caught fire early Friday morning after being hit by lightning.

A Leo man is out on bond Thursday evening after being accused in a horrendous case of child abuse.

Excavation begins for the Courtyard by Marriott hotel at Harrison Square, which is key to the development's financing.

Post high school education plans: Purdue University-West Lafayette to pursue a law degree.

A Steuben County auto parts making plant sustained about $250,000 in damage Sunday in an early-morning fire, according to Fremont firefighters.

Officials are still trying to figure out what started a detached garage on fire overnight, leaving it in ruins.

Last year, the Indiana Department of Education recorded that more than 700 students from East Allen County Schools were either dropouts or had an unknown graduation status.

Allen County Commissioner's Legislative Session : 10 a.m., Friday, Commissioner's Courtroom, City-County Building The solution proposed by some city and county officials to pay for bridge repairs in Allen County will again be a focal point this week.

Three men were hospitalized Monday after a stabbing outside the Brass Rail tavern on Broadway, according to Fort Wayne police.

The director of a Fort Wayne-area accounting firm with two offices said he favors the IRS proposal.

Focus is on Indiana law, and on interesting developments in law, government, and more .

A group of New Haven High School students put the finishing touches on their final project today.

Shawna McCullough of Clanton, Ala., sets up rows of stuffed-animal prizes Monday for a game booth at Canal Days.

The entrance fee is $12 for adults; $8 for children older than 1 year; $10 for seniors.

When more than 65 percent of California voters rejected a $16 billion tax increase earlier this month, the result was dramatic and easy to understand: Denied more money, politicians will be forced to cut spending if they hope to reduce or eliminate the once-Golden State's $21 billion deficit.