Tag: America 250
FWPD: Fourth of July arrests
The Fort Wayne Police Department has released their arrest stats for fireworks violations during the Fourth of July holiday.
Downtown Fort Wayne Indiana America 250 fireworks tonight – 7/4/2026
The Fort Wayne TinCaps will be co-hosting tonight's America 250 fireworks display in downtown Fort Wayne, Indiana.
New Haven holds flag ceremony, flyover to celebrate America’s 250th birthday
The City of New Haven held a ceremonial flag raising to honor veterans and celebrate America’s freedom outside City Hall on Saturday.
FWPD reminds the community: Downtown fireworks are a family-friendly event
The Fort Wayne Police Department is looking forward to welcoming residents and visitors downtown for the Fourth of July fireworks celebration.
Traffic Advisory: Fourth of July Parade road closures
The Fort Wayne Police Department is advising the public of road closures related to the Fourth of July Parade.
America 250 celebrations across Indiana
Indiana Governor Mike Braun met with local leaders in Dubois County, Indiana, to discuss their plans for commemorating America’s 250th anniversary.
Indiana State Police launches C.A.R.E. blitz to target impaired driving
As Hoosiers prepare to celebrate America’s 250th Independence Day, Indiana Governor Mike Braun and the Indiana State Police are urging the public to make safety a priority throughout the holiday weekend.
Fort Wayne TinCaps Calendar: June 30 to July 5 vs. Great Lakes Loons
The Fort Wayne TinCaps Calendar for June 30-July 5, 2026, as they face the Great Lakes Loons in downtown Fort Wayne, Indiana at Parkview Field.
PBS Fort Wayne America @ 250 programming through Independence Day
In honor of the nation’s 250th Anniversary and as part of PBS America @ 250 – a multi-year initiative designed to engage viewers nationwide with history and civics.
Juneteenth lecture explores Frederick Douglass’s evolving view of Abraham Lincoln
The Allen County Public Library and Friends of the Lincoln Collection will present the annual Rolland Lecture at noon on June 19, 2026, which will explore Frederick Douglass's evolving view of President Abraham Lincoln.