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The final beam was placed atop of the $88.7 million mixed-use building that overlooks Promenade Park.

Michelle Davies | The Journal Gazette A rendering for the Riverfront at Promenade Park at the northeast corner of Superior and Harrison streets. Michelle Davies | The Journal Gazette Rex Barrett, executive vice president of Barrett & Stokely, speaks during Thursday’s groundbreaking for Riverfront at Promenade Park. Previous Next Friday, February 19, 2021 1:00 am Riverfront mixed-use project breaks ground Housing, office, retail space next to Promenade Park DAVE GONG | The Journal Gazette Fort Wayne officials broke ground Thursday on a planned mixed-use development ...

Verbatim: Ground broken for The Riverfront at Promenade Park The Journal Gazette The city of Fort Wayne issued this news release today: Fort Wayne, Ind. -- Mayor Tom Henry joined by the Director of Community Development Nancy Townsend, developer Barrett & Stokely and other city leaders held a groundbreaking ceremony for The Riverfront at Promenade Park. The development will go up on the northeast corner of Superior Street and Harrison Street. The city has worked closely with the Indianapolis-based development firm on this private investment since 2019. The six-story, mixed-use building will i...

Already in place. >> it's changed school security in our minds. >> reporter: rex barrett head of security for prince george's county schools in maryland said they put more cameras in class. >> a display such as this they can see every camera. >> reporter: at julius west middle school, the security chief showed us what they've been doing with the new money. it starts with electronic entrance ways, locked doors you have to be buzzed through. when we get into the schools on the schools that we can, we're going put an entrance, security vestibule. when visitors come in it funnels them through the ...

the obama declassified a secret court's opinions which revealed the agency was broadly collecting americans' internet communication here in the united states, and misrepresenting the scope of that effort. cnn justice reporter evan perez has the story, and he joins us with details. it has points inside the united states where it can look at and monitor e-mails and other internet traffic, and what it was doing was beyond doing the collecting of foreign intelligence, is what they're supposed to be doing, trying to prevent terrorism, there were also incidentally, mistakenly they say, col...