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Fort Wayne's Local Wire update covers the denial of a quarry variance due to floodplain concerns, two teens charged in a reckless driving incident in New Haven, and a car fire with remains found in Grant County. The episode also highlights the closure of a Fort Wayne Tim Hortons after a fatal fight and a drug safety alert at Central Noble High School.

Fort Wayne officials delay Flock program contract decision as public pressure mounts, while a violent incident at a Tim Hortons sparks safety debates. A Silver Alert is issued for a missing woman in Avilla, and a pedestrian crash in New Haven leaves four injured.

Fort Wayne — A local man confessed to a deadly shooting in southwest Allen County, and Indiana State Police arrested a suspect in the 1997 murder of Angela Saco. Residents also protested a proposed quarry project, while a high school teacher faces accusations of inappropriate conduct.

Fort Wayne law enforcement is handling a mental health crisis in the northwest part of the city, while residents face concerns over a proposed quarry project near West Washington Center. The city also celebrates Memorial Day with parades, ceremonies, and the rededication of a historic VFW monument.

Fort Wayne's Local Wire update highlights Felix Rosenqvist's Indy 500 victory, the public hearing on the proposed quarry project at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum, and the closure of State Road 105 for bridge work. The episode also covers urban farming growth in Indiana and Fort Wayne's foggy, warm weather forecast.

Fort Wayne's The Local Wire faced technical issues preventing today's full news report, prompting a delay in the complete local news roundup for residents. The station asked listeners to check back tomorrow for updates on city-specific stories and community impact.

Fort Wayne officials are under pressure following the death of a 75-year-old woman during a confrontation at a Tim Hortons and a shooting near the Fort Wayne International Airport. Additionally, a fatal car crash in Woodlake Mobile Home Park and delays in Allen County primary election counts are drawing attention.

Fort Wayne officials continue to address questions surrounding the fatal incident at a Tim Hortons in the city last week, as prosecutors review the case and protests unfold. A bipartisan federal housing bill and the national genealogical conference in Fort Wayne highlight key local and national developments.

Fort Wayne police are investigating the death of a 75-year-old woman after a deadly fight at a Tim Hortons, while the city moves forward with a $2.26 million homeless shelter initiative and a new virtual reality program at the Allen County Juvenile Center to guide at-risk youth.

Fort Wayne's Local Wire covers a fatal Tim Hortons incident, a pedestrian crash near East State Boulevard, and updates on the City Theatre project and a Senate recount request. The episode also highlights new downtown dining spaces and weather conditions.

Fort Wayne police are investigating two fatal shootings, including a Tim Hortons altercation and an officer-involved incident, while a mental health crisis prompts heightened security on the northwest side. Auburn’s mayor faces backlash after a township trustee rejected a funding request for emergency services in Jackson Township.

Fort Wayne police are investigating a fatal crash on South Clinton Street near McKinnie Avenue, while a 17-year-old from Noble County remains missing and authorities are seeking public help. The city also announces the start of its street line painting project and highlights the return of the Cherry Blossom Festival at Headwaters Park.

Fort Wayne residents are urged to pay attention as protests over the ICE detention controversy in Miami continue to impact the state, while DeKalb County’s Jackson Township faces a critical lack of emergency services. Locally, City Councilman Geoffrey Paddock’s new book highlights Indiana’s political trailblazers, and Notre Dame’s Brauntae Johnson hosts his first Elite Football Camp in North Side.

Fort Wayne's Fire Department rescued stranded seniors from a malfunctioning elevator at a senior apartment complex, while a local man pleaded guilty to violating a no-contact order after a violent incident. Allen County finalized its first vote center primary results, marking a key step in modernizing voting access.

Fort Wayne is grappling with a homicide investigation after a teen was shot near downtown, while the former Baltes Mansion faces a preservation debate over its pink paint controversy. The city also announced its rise to 82nd largest in the U.S., and a local boy returned to his baseball team after battling cancer.

Fort Wayne — A local nurse sentenced to two years in prison for stealing fentanyl from Parkview Health and a fatal shooting in the northeast area headline today’s updates, alongside a deadly crash on US 30 and the return of the Green Frog Inn. Authorities are investigating multiple incidents while offering a $5,000 reward for information on a recent Waterloo apartment fire.

Fort Wayne emergency crews are still investigating a multi-vehicle crash on U.S. 30 West that injured five people, while the city's new homeless shelter faces legal scrutiny over a potential loophole allowing sex offenders to stay. Meanwhile, Fort Wayne's school board president swapped district seats, sparking controversy over transparency, and a man turned himself in after a fatal I-69 crash.

Fort Wayne's Local Wire update covers a downtown shooting with self-defense claims, tensions over community policing, and a proposed homeless shelter near East Wayne Street. The episode also highlights Van Wert's data center rezoning, the new animal control officer Erika Hedge, and the closure of Chapman’s Brewing Co.

Fort Wayne police responded to a motorcycle crash east of downtown involving three units and an ambulance, while a fatal crash in Huntington County and a gas station robbery in southwest Fort Wayne led to arrests. The city also welcomed Snail Cafe’s opening and a new mural project, with officials discussing environmental impacts of data centers in Indiana.

Fort Wayne police are investigating a violent robbery at a southwest gas station where five people were arrested, and a separate fatal motorcycle crash occurred in Huntington County. A local business owner faces serious charges in a fentanyl trafficking case, while the Festival of Hope raises funds for cancer research.

Fort Wayne's police department expanded its surveillance with Flock Safety's acoustic gunfire detection system after a fatal shooting on the south side. Three teens face adult charges in the May shooting, while Downtown supports a new homeless services center amid ongoing gun violence and public safety concerns.

Fort Wayne police are investigating a shooting on the south side and a fatal crash in southeast Fort Wayne following a stolen vehicle incident, while a Grant County woman faces charges after a crash injured two people. A formerly hung jury in a 2025 murder case resulted in a second-degree murder conviction, and the city prepares for the Indiana Run for the Fallen and announces the new Allen County...

Fort Wayne law enforcement are investigating a fatal shooting in the 500 block of E. Rudisill Blvd. and a serious crash on Airport Expressway near Lower Huntington Road involving speed and alcohol. A man has also been charged with murder, kidnapping, and resisting law enforcement after allegedly abducting his wife with a gun.

Fort Wayne's Local Wire update covers a multi-vehicle crash on Lima Road, Republican Senate races in District 19 and 15, and the delayed Allen County Commissioner race between Ewelina Connolly and Paul Moss. The episode also highlights the expanded seed library at the Allen County Public Library and Take a Girl to Work Day events.

Fort Wayne police are investigating a fatal shooting on Bowser Avenue and a mother was charged with neglect after children were found in unsanitary conditions. A fire damaged an apartment complex in Waterloo, and voters in Allen County cast ballots on Primary Election Day.