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‘The Spire’: A memorial dedicated to wounded veterans and to the late Fort Wayne Mayor and his wife

The City of Fort Wayne is dedicating this memorial not only to wounded veterans, but also to the late Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry and his wife, Cindy.

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GOTW Preview: Carmel at Carroll

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – After topping rival Homestead 56-0 for a sectional title last Friday, Carroll will look to add another trophy to the trophy case this week as the Chargers host Carmel with a 6A regional championship on the line in your Highlight Zone “Game of the Week.” Friday’s game will be the […]

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2nd Chance Indiana Has Been Given The Opportunity To Help Young People With Criminal Record

INDIANAPOLIS – A grant from the Department of Labor has tapped 2nd Chance Indiana to assist young adults with a criminal background to find quality, high-paying jobs that lead to careers. The eﬀort is focused on those who work, live, or receive services in Howard, Tipton, Kosciusko, DeKalb, Noble,...

Kosciusko County, IN · 1d

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Clothes for Joes opens new location in Fort Wayne

Clothes for Joes will open its East Washington Boulevard location on Wednesday.

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WBCL's Former News Director Larry Bower Passes Away at 85

It’s with heavy hearts to share with you that WBCL’s former News Director, Larry Bower, has gone to be with The Lord. He had a storied, 58-year career in broadcasting across radio and TV in which he won numerous awards. Larry started at WBCL in 2000 as a part-timer and became news director in 2004, serving in that role until 2023. He was an integral part of the Morning Show with Jim, Phil, and Larry for many years and was loved by countless members of the community. He was 85. His memorial service will be held at 12:00 p.m. on Saturday, December 12th at Peace Lutheran Church, 4900 Fairfield Avenue, Fort Wayne, Indiana. Visitation will begin at 10:00 a.m. Click here to see Larry's obituary.

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Old Marsh supermarket to become indoor slide park

The long-vacant building that once housed a Marsh supermarket will soon become a super fun indoor slide park.

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Homestead’s Trevino on track to run at Purdue

Trevino has won multiple sectional and regional championships in track throughout his high school career at Homestead.

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Country Herald

Indiana Weather Alert: 28° Freeze, Saturday Snow Nov. 12-16

Fort Wayne faces freezing temperatures and a chance of snow showers before a sunnier Sunday.

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Landon Snyder Signs with Indiana Men’s Golf

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Homestead High School's Landon Snyder signed his national letter of intent to play collegiately for head coach Mike Mayer and the Indiana Hoosiers on Wednesday. "Landon will bring a tremendous amount of talent and passion to our Indiana men's golf program," said Coach Mayer. "He has the ability it takes to become a great collegiate golfer and has many attributes that are impossible to teach. He also has a tremendous upside, and it will be our job to help him develop the skills he will need to be successful at this level. We are thrilled that Landon...

Bloomington, IN · 1d

South Bend Tribune

No. 3 Northridge girls basketball falls to No. 2 Homestead in key clash

MIDDLEBURY — The best news to come out of a tough home loss for the Northridge High School girls basketball team may be that Lily Scholl was wearing a smile following it. Scholl, the senior star for the Raiders, left the game with 35 seconds to play after going down and grabbing her left leg. The No. 3 Raiders dropped a 57-50 final to No. 2 Homestead in Jayco Arena Wednesday, Nov. 11, in a clash of Class 4A powers. More: Voting open for November 2-7 South Bend Tribune Athlete of the Week poll More: Meet the 2026 South Bend Tribune All-Area IHSAA Girls Soccer Team Scholl, a 5-10 do-it-all forward who was the South Bend Tribune Player of the Year and an Indiana Junior All-Star last season, played through a lower left leg injury at the end of last season. The Spring Arbor recruit averaged 18 points and seven rebounds as a junior to lead the Raiders to a semi-state semifinal game. "It was a cramp in her calf," said Northridge coach Doug Springer of Scholl leaving the game and being helped to the bench. "We were hoping it was not major and hopefully we avoided that. I don't

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First Alert Forecast: Rain at times tonight, few snowflakes possible Friday morning

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - Most of the rain associated with today’s passing cold front is well to our east, but we’ll be dealing with remnants of this system through the night and into tomorrow morning. The bulk of this evening’s rain will end before midnight, but a...

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WOWO News

Proposed zoning change could expand housing options in Fort Wayne, Allen County

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO) – A proposed zoning change could make it easier for developers to build a wider variety of housing types in Fort Wayne and unincorporated Allen County. The Department of Planning Services has initiated an amendment to existing zoning ordinances that would create a new Mixed...

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WOWO News

St. Mary to Serve More Than 1,500 Meals at Annual Thanksgiving Dinner

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO) – A Thanksgiving tradition nearly five decades in the making will continue this month as St. Mary Mother of God Catholic Church prepares to serve more than 1,500 meals to the Fort Wayne community. The church’s annual Thanksgiving Day Soup Kitchen Dinner will take place...

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Whitko Begins Season With 90-62 Win Over Central Noble

SOUTH WHITLEY – Fresh off of two straight semi-state appearances and retaining most of the talent on the teams that made those runs, the Whitko girls basketball team began a season of lofty goals and expectations at home on Wednesday night against Central Noble. The Lady ‘Cats got off to a fast start, took their foot off the gas at moments, but finished incredibly strong to begin 1-0 with a 92-62 victory.

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Northwest Allen County Schools explains teacher funding decrease, reports construction savings

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO) — Northwest Allen County Schools officials are providing more context about a decrease in available teacher compensation funding while reporting significant savings on recently completed construction projects. During Monday’s school board meeting, Superintendent Wayne Barker explained that changes to Indiana’s school funding calculations have created...

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Country Herald

Indiana Winter Thanksgiving Travel: Even Salted I-65 Can Freeze

Indianapolis, Fort Wayne and Lafayette drivers should know why salted highways can still become dangerously icy.

Indianapolis, IN · 1d

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Walmart Was the Priciest Store 10 Weeks Running in a Fort Wayne Grocery Test That Hoosiers Should See

If Walmart is your go-to because you figure it’s always the cheapest, a weekly price check in Fort Wayne might change your mind. They put the same groceries through each store’s checkout every week, and the results shifted from one year to the next. Here’s how the Fort...

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‘We have to listen to our neighbors’: City council backs neighbors on new development

City council backs neighbors on new development and approve construction contracts of new fire station and pedestrian bridge.

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OTH 2026 PRESEASON BOYS HOOPS POWER POLL: No. 10 – Carroll Chargers

Carroll has a proven scorer to build around and a strong SAC finish to build upon, but the Chargers’ next step will depend on how quickly a reshaped supporting cast develops. Following a 14-10 season that included a 7-2 conference record, Carroll enters the 2026-27 campaign with experience in the backcourt and opportunities throughout its rotation. Head coach Chris Benedict’s challenge will be turning that returning foundation into a balanced group capable of sustaining success against the area’s best.

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