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File Betsy Yankowiak walks with daughter Zoey, then 6, during the inaugural hike of the 5K Continental Divide Trail at Eagle Marsh Preserve in October 2016. Previous Next Thursday, January 28, 2021 1:00 am Editorial Wetlands protections too important to weaken The state over the past century has lost millions of acres of wetlands to farming and development, and more could be lost if Indiana lawmakers pass an ill-considered bill that would gut important environmental protections. Senate Bill 389 – authored by Sens. Chris Garten, R-Charlestown; Mark Messmer, R-Jasper; ...

If the new year seems to be off to a rocky start, consider this: Fort Wayne and northeast Indiana are in position to see a massive public/private proj ...

Crews restore power in Indiana, Michigan after storm outages January 3, 2021 GMT SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — Crews worked Sunday to restore power in Indiana and Michigan after freezing rain and snow fall caused outages over the weekend. Indiana Michigan Power said Sunday that there were a total of 16,760 customers without power in the area around South Bend and Elkhart. In Michigan, there were a few hundred in the Buchanan and Three Rivers area. I&M said power had been restored for more than half of the customers by Sunday afternoon. The Fort Wayne-based utility predicted power would be resto...

Thursday, December 10, 2020 1:00 am YWCA to use former Guesthouse Zoning board OKs women's shelter for closed hotel ROSA SALTER RODRIGUEZ | The Journal Gazette The YWCA of Northeast Indiana has big plans for the former Don Hall's Guesthouse on Fort Wayne's north side. The now-vacant property would still house guests – but the YWCA plans for them to be women recovering from substance abuse and their children. That's what proponents of the plan told the Fort Wayne Board of Zoning Appeals on Wednesday, before the board unanimously approved a special use for the 8.2-acre property. The YWCA aske...