NASDPTS celebrates School Bus Safety Week
The National Association of State Directors of Pupil Transportation Services supports School Bus Safety Week.
School Bus Safety Week: October 21 to 24, 2025
During National School Bus Safety Week, organizations from across the country to remind motorists that stopping for a school bus is not optional—it's the law and a matter of life and death.
AFW Video: Tesa Hege declares her bid for Allen County Prosecuting Attorney
Today, Republican Tesa Helge announced her candidacy for Allen County Prosecuting Attorney in the upcoming 2026 Primary Election.
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Before her announcement, current Allen County Prosecutor...
AFW Video: Allen County Prosecutor Mike McAlexander to retire
Today, Allen County Prosecutor Mike McAlexander, announced his retirement from his office at the end of his current term - December 31, 2026.
Official 2025 Halloween trick-or-treat hours announced
The Fort Wayne Police Department has announced this year's hours for Halloween's trick-or-treat tradition.
Update on the FWFD contract negotiations
Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker and the Fort Wayne Fire Department leadership today announced that mediation efforts on a new collective bargaining agreement for Fort Wayne firefighters have ended.
FWPD Safety Village receives $50k grant from the AWS Foundation
The Fort Wayne Police Department has received a $50,000.00 grant from the AWS Foundation to provide much needed accessibility improvements to Safety Village.
Man sentenced to 420 months for drugs and weapons offenses
Detric L. Cummings, of Fort Wayne, was sentenced to 420 months after pleading guilty to drug and weapons offenses, and maintaining a drug involved premises.
FWPD relaunches its Citizen’s Police Academy for the first time since 2008
The Fort Wayne Police Department is proud to announce the return of its Citizen’s Police Academy (CPA) after a seventeen-year hiatus.
FWPD to increase impaired driving enforcement ahead of Labor Day
The Fort Wayne Police Department is partnering with the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute to prevent impaired driving and save lives.