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The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 is a significant response to the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. It was enacted on March 11, 2021, with $65.1 billion set

Fort Wayne City Council will consider allowing the developer to save 50% on real property taxes for a projected $400 million investment in a Fortune 100 company data center campus

Fort Wayne City Council will vote Tuesday on a more than $17.6 million computer security contract, which city officials said is a necessary cost to maintain public safety.

Fort Wayne City Council will vote Tuesday on a more than $17.6 million computer security contract, which city officials said is a necessary cost to maintain public safety.

The name of the technology company planning to build a data center in Allen County remains a mystery, and many area residents have made it clear they don’t want it

“When disaster strikes the Cape, will we be ready?”

Fort Wayne has filed a lawsuit against Hyundai and Kia, blaming the automakers for the increase of car thefts that city officials say is creating a “public safety nuisance” for

The city of Fort Wayne and its fire department are mourning the death of the first Black firefighter hired in the Summit City.

At last week’s Inspire Fort Wayne Neighborhood Conference, an annual event created to energize and equip neighborhood residents and leaders with information to better serve the community, Mayor Tom Henry

E-scooter foes are cheering the city’s move to end its contract with Veo, which would remove the company’s 580 stand-up and seated vehicles from Fort Wayne streets by Sept. 4.