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More than 33,000 customers were without power in northeast Indiana Tuesday morning after violent thunderstorms moved through the area late Monday night.

A woman had life-threatening injuries after being struck by a car late Saturday, the Fort Wayne Police Department said. Officers responded to Spy Run ...

Construction of the Old Fort replica on Spy Run Avenue began in Summer 1975 and was well underway by November of that year. In this photo dated Nov. ...

Wednesday, March 17, 2021 11:00 am $28 million slated for city infrastructure improvements DAVE GONG | The Journal Gazette Nearly $28 million in neighborhood infrastructure projects will begin soon, Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry announced today. “Thoughtful and sound planning by the Public Works Division has helped advance our efforts to maintain and improve our infrastructure,” Henry said in a statement “As we continue to collectively battle the COVID-19 pandemic, Im appreciative and gratef...

Mayor sees hurdles, hope ahead Revenue dip yet to hit, but projects set to resume in 21 DAVE GONG | The Journal Gazette With 2020 drawn to a close, Mayor Tom Henry is positive that Fort Waynes future remains bright, although he acknowledges there are still challenges ahead. The coronavirus pandemic has had a serious impact on the local economy, closing businesses and putting many residents out of work. That will affect the citys financial stability in the near future, Henry told The Journal Gaz...

Neighborhoods long in city history Now-gone curves reflect earlier time DAVE GONG | The Journal Gazette As with many parts of Fort Wayne, the neighborhoods affected by the citys realignment of State Boulevard are steeped in local history.  Much of the area is encapsulated in the Brookview-Irvington Park Historic District and slightly overlaps with the Fort Wayne Park and Boulevard System designed by architect George Kessler. Both of those are local historic districts that are on the National R...