New Haven Mayor Terry McDonald, state Rep. Bob Morris and other officials cut the ribbon at 10:45 a.m. Sept. 20 to officially open Winner’s Circle Race, Sports, Pub, 1304 Minnich Road, for sports betting. 

The same day that Illinois authorities were holding a news conference after the discovery of  2,246 individually packaged preserved fetal remains in the garage at a home of a doctor who died earlier this month, Fort Wayne Police Crime Scene Technicians were looking inside his former clinic o…

Ask Ellie Stephenson what the Donald Trump hats mean to her and she will tell you: $20.

It is easy to lose sight of diversity’s many other benefits when northeast Indiana’s labor market is so tight that its employers eagerly welcome every new worker to the region with open arms.

Manchester University has selected Beth Schultz as the founding director of its upcoming nursing program.

During an anniversary ceremony Sept. 12, Ivy Tech Fort Wayne alumni, faculty, staff and other supporters celebrated 50 years of service to the Fort Wayne and northeast Indiana community.

A push to preserve as many U.S. production jobs with the company as possible inspired much of the enthusiasm among UAW Local 2209 members walking picket lines during their first day of the union’s General Motors Co. strike.

Plant-based protein isn’t exactly the newest concept in the food world. For many years, vegetarians have been able to enjoy the backyard barbecue, thanks to the black bean burger, which at least looked like its beef brethren even if it didn’t always taste like them.

A northeast Indiana native and Purdue graduate, Clint Crowe, with an extensive background in health technology, is bringing his innovative and high-tech urban-farming concept to Electric Works.

The city of Fort Wayne is eager to keep the ball rolling on downtown development with plans to develop the property on the northeast corner of Superior and Harrison streets, right next door to the newly opened Promenade Park.

After listening to comments from the public at the previous Fort Wayne Plan Commission public hearing, developers of Headwaters Lofts have made some changes.

AUBURN — Radio host Jeff DeWeese said he’s happy to be back in Auburn.

Increasing tariffs, higher shipping costs and a challenging handbag market contributed to a 36% drop in Vera Bradley Inc.’s second-quarter earnings.

PIERCETON — Students from Pierceton Elementary School met with Mike Jones and Brian Maroney of Depuy Synthes earlier this month.

The Fort Wayne City Council met in committee Sept. 17 to discuss a handful of topics, including its resolution that would rearrange some of the appropriations outlined in Mayor Tom Henry’s Investing in Neighborhoods Now program.

Newspapers and television news have pointed to declines in the shipments of recreational vehicles as a warning signal of a forthcoming national recession.

United Way of Allen County announced Sept. 13 the immediate departure of President and Chief Executive Officer David Nicole after his resignation.

Members of United Auto Workers Local 2209 were among the hourly employees of General Motors Co. who were preparing for a nationwide on strike at midnight Sept. 15.

Mayor Tom Henry, schoolchildren, residents and businesses from the Edsall Avenue area celebrated the reopening of the bridge on that street after four years.

Tell me about Downtown Pedicab. What do you do?

There’s a new way to catch a ride in Fort Wayne.

Using an iPad with a preassigned career and salary, students go off into Junior Achievement of Northern Indiana's Lincoln Finance Park to make a living, learning to balance their wants and needs at several sponsored replicas of stores and offices. 

When Fed advisor William Strauss provided a snapshot of the nation’s economy, it was nothing to shout about, but wasn’t doing badly.

Starting Oct. 1, per an announcement from the VA’s Northern Indiana Health Care System, patients, visitors, volunteers, employees and contractors will not be allowed to smoke at its health care facilities.

Bandidos owner Jimmie Schindler is opening another restaurant in southwest Fort Wayne with a different concept.

Home improvement industry icon and retired Do it Best Corp. CEO Don Wolf died at age 90 on Sept. 11.

First Fridays Fort Wayne moved to a new location for Sept. 6’s meeting, which featured John Urbahns, CEO of Greater Fort Wayne, Inc.

Antonuccio’s Italian Market is pretty bare bones now, but come late October, it should be a European-style spot to drop in for items for that night’s dinner.

Allen County Commissioner Therese Brown has agreed to serve on the Indiana Transportation & Infrastructure Advisory Council of U.S. Sen. Mike Braun, her office announced Sept. 10.

An invitation to see the massive new data center on Fort Wayne’s south side generated a lot of interest among members of the Networking and Information Technology Association of Fort Wayne when the offer was extended late last month.

The developers for the $65 million Headwaters Lofts project believed they had all their bases covered when they prepared to present their primary development plan to the Fort Wayne Plan Commission on Sept. 9.

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The faculty senate at Purdue University Fort Wayne was not satisfied during its meeting Sept. 9 with the prepared answers that Chancellor Ronald Elsenbaumer dished out to them in response to inquiries about the suspension of College Access TV (CTV or CATV) last June.

This November, Hoosier voters will make important decisions about the future economy of our state. They will choose the mayors and council members who will determine the members of local zoning boards and planning commissions. The choices of those boards and commissions will set the course o…

Mayor Tom Henry announced Sept. 9 that the city is getting a pro soccer club, Fort Wayne Football Club, an expansion team of the National Premier Soccer League.

Fort Wayne City Council introduced a resolution during its Sept. 10 regular session that outlines the council’s response to its delay of Democratic Mayor Tom Henry’s new Investing in Neighborhoods Now program.

The city of Fort Wayne and Allen County plan to spend over a half-million dollars to update their shared growth and development plan. The first and last one was adopted in 2007 under the name Plan-it Allen.

The superintendents of Allen County’s four school districts weren’t surprised to find that less than 40% of Indiana’s students passed the new ILEARN standardized test last spring — a significant drop in performance numbers from last year’s ISTEP+ results. However, much like ISTEP+, which has…