FWPD seeks community input through public branding survey
The Fort Wayne Police Department is asking residents to share their opinions through a new community survey available on Engage Fort Wayne.
FWPD: Flock Safety cameras are now offline and will be removed shortly
Fort Wayne Police Chief P.J. Smith states the Flock Camera License Plate Readers are now offline and will soon be removed.
Cook Road temporary one-way traffic pattern changing Monday – 8/31/2026
Due to ongoing road improvement work on Cook Road, the temporary one-way traffic pattern on Cook Road, between Huguenard Road and Lima Road, will be changing direction on August 31, 2026.
Indiana Governor gives state employees impacted by severe storms paid leave
Indiana Governor Mike Braun today signed an Executive Order 26-24 granting special paid leave to eligible Indiana state employees whose homes were destroyed or severely damaged by the recent flooding and severe weather.
Coliseum Boulevard eastbound lanes to close over weekend
The Indiana Department of Transportation announces a weekend closure on Coliseum Boulevard in Fort Wayne as part of ongoing construction.
Indiana Defense Sector powered with $1B Rolls-Royce investment
Today, Indiana Governor Mike Braun joined executives of Rolls-Royce in Indianapolis, Indiana, to cut the ribbon on the company’s $1 billion, decade-long investment in its Indiana manufacturing, assembly and test facilities.
IAG Rokita secures big victory against Monroe County Indiana Sheriff
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita secured a consent decree against the Monroe County sheriff over department policies in regards to immigration laws.
$173M RayzeBio investment and 100 new jobs announced
Today, Indiana Governor Mike Braun announced RayzeBio, Inc. plans to significantly expand its life sciences footprint in Indiana.
Tuition frozen at every Indiana public college and university for second year
Indiana Governor Mike Braun’s historic statewide tuition freeze is making college more affordable at all 15 of Indiana’s public colleges and universities, including main and regional campuses.
Indiana state flags ordered lowered to half-staff in honor of Dolly Parton
Indiana Governor Mike Braun has directed flags to be flown at half-staff in honor of Dolly Parton, who died Tuesday at the age of 80.