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A Fort Wayne nonprofit focused on helping immigrants and refugees announced today that its next leader brings a deep understanding of its mission and those it serves.

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A little bug that causes big intestinal issues has been detected in Allen County.

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United Way of Allen County said today that it supports a resource center for individuals experiencing homelessness. But the organization stopped short of advocating for any particular location. https://t.co/1hOCt2bERQ

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A 74-year-old man has been arrested after a late Tuesday shooting left another man dead just north of downtown, police said today.

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A 7 Brew beverage stand has opened on Maysville Road. Also in The Dish: New menu items at Golden Corral, Grain & Berry and more.

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Fort Wayne City Council tonight delayed a vote on funding to renew the city's contract for Flock license plate reader cameras, pushing a final decision to Aug. 25 while members consider adding additional oversight and safeguards.
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Hundreds of Fort Wayne residents accepted the city's invitation to submit questions and comments about a proposal to place a resource center for homeless people, officials announced today.
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#Komets add three defenseman, including the returning Dustyn McFaul.

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Creatives across northeast Indiana will share in $10.6 million of READI 2.0 Arts & Culture grants, Gov. Mike Braun has announced.

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It was an all-Carroll affair down the stretch of the 96th Women's City Tournament on Monday. Taylor Larkins emerged with her second title in a row.

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Construction is expected to begin in August as SDI LaFarga Copperworks advances a $32 million project to expand operations in New Haven, the company said Tuesday.

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Fort Wayne City Council is expected decide Tuesday whether the city will continue using Flock cameras after council members delayed the final vote to allow more time for discussion.

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A prosecuting attorney pursuing a judgeship said today that she was suspended for last week after her "effectiveness" on cases suffered.

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Five people want to fill a school board seat that will soon be open at East Allen County Schools, President Tim Hines said after today's noon application deadline.

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Carroll grad Taylor Larkins wins the Women’s City Tournament for the second year in a row, shooting a 3-under 69 in the second and final round to beat former Charger teammate Marissa GeRue by two shots at 1 under overall.

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Community Harvest Food Bank today launched a new brand identity that leaders say reflects the organization’s growth over more than 40 years while reaffirming its commitment to fighting food insecurity.

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Indiana Realtors have closed deals on 2.5% more home sales in the first six months of this year compared to 2025, state association says. https://t.co/KxE4z2TJVU

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A 73-year-old Bryan man died Sunday after being struck by a semi-tractor in Williams County.

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A new single-family home rising on Swinney Avenue in the downtown Fort Wayne area looks like a common residence except for the robot that is using artificial intelligence to help build it.
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