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Dori Graham smiled at a boy at the downtown Allen County Public Library, ready to use the black permanent marker she held if his answer to her question was yes.

With a stopwatch running, three Blackhawk Middle School students gathered around a model of a city constructed from bits of plants and recycled materials and explained how a floating community

The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) Cambodia and the Fisheries Administration have handed over 15 nearly-extinct Royal Turtles to a research institute for biological study and breeding, a conservationist said on Saturday.

Classes are anticipated to resume Thursday at a southeast Fort Wayne elementary school that experienced an unexpected closure, a Fort Wayne Community Schools spokesman said.

We are right now and the ability of the government to legislate a solution to what has been a decades, if not century-long problem. >> the abilitys always there because we have a functioning government. >> the appetite. >> its the willpower. weve seen numerous times family, public call for police reforms, various reforms, and they just really dont happen. many of these agencies are large and get federal dollars. that should you be used as some type of inducement for them to reform. not all polic...

An ancient species that once roamed grasslands with woolly mammoths is dying in great numbers in Mongolia, with harmful factors piling up.

A southeast Fort Wayne school is shaking up the traditional elementary format, structuring students’ days in a way more akin to middle school.

A nonprofit learning center that has served families for more than 20 years is expanding with a new facility set to open in northwest Fort Wayne this summer.

Indian Village Elementary School third grader Zuri Shuster complained her arms hurt on a recent Thursday – for good reason.

Colorado State Patrol held a demonstration of its new body cameras Monday in Fruita.