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Ruoff Mortgage Co. Friday blamed rising interest rates for its decision to cut its workforce by almost 5% this week.

Mayor Tom Henrys administration will ask City Council to increase Fort Waynes monthly solid waste rates beginning next year.

The federal government’s recent infusion of money into infrastructure projects has launched a renewed effort to reestablish passenger rail service from Fort Wayne to Chicago.

Fort Wayne City Council members agreed Tuesday to ask the city to show how Red River Waste Solutions will be fined for trash and recycling hauling violations before writing the

The Indiana State Police is the independent agency that Mayor Tom Henry’s administration asked to investigate kickback allegations made through an anonymous letter, a spokesman confirmed Thursday.

The Indiana State Police is the independent agency that Mayor Tom Henry’s administration asked to investigate kickback allegations made through an anonymous letter, a spokesman confirmed Thursday.

Thousands of Fort Wayne-area residents were without power again Wednesday after another storm hit northeast Indiana.

Forrest Bandor said he has one employee who lives about 20 miles away who is building an electric bike to cut down on gas expenses from commuting to work.

Mayor Tom Henry’s administration has asked an independent agency to look into an anonymous letter that alleges corruption within the Public Works department, a spokesman confirmed late Friday.

Crews on Wednesday continued picking up tree limbs and other vegetative debris caused by the June 13 derecho, but the city said it will take weeks for the work to