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Analysis identifies opportunities for additional commercial development in south Fort Wayne

A recent analysis shows opportunities for commercial growth in south Fort Wayne, including as many as 120 new retail shops and restaurants in the areas
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City of Fort Wayne: 8:45 pm Flood Update

The St. Marys River continues to rise and is not expected to crest until 8:00 p.m. tomorrow at 19.9 feet.
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City of Fort Wayne: Fairfield Avenue closed

City of Fort Wayne: Fairfield Avenue closed.
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Allen County Highway Department Road Closure Update – Thursday, 8:25 a.m.

As of 8:25 a.m. Thursday, the Allen County Highway Department reports the following roads are closed due to high water.
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City of Fort Wayne: Volunteers Needed to Sandbag

We need volunteers to help with sandbagging to raise the height of the levee in the Waynedale neighborhood of Bradbury/Prairie Grove/Broadripple.
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City of Fort Wayne: Flooding Update

The St. Marys River continues a slow rise and with rain in the forecast City crews will continue monitoring and working in neighborhoods with high water.
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FWPD: Critical Injury Motor Vehicle Accident, 2700 block of Lower Huntington Road

The FWPD responded this morning to the report of a two vehicle accident with injury in the 2700 block of Lower Huntington Road at approximately 6:15 a.m.
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FWPD: Methamphetamine Related Search Warrant

On February 13, 2015, officers of the FWPD served a search warrant, in connection with the manufacturing of Methamphetamines on Lower Huntington Road.
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FWPD: Critical Injury Moped Crash

On 10/26/2014, the City of Fort Wayne Police Department responded to the 900 block of Lower Huntington Road reference a vehicle crash with injuries.
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2014 Façade Grant Program to leverage more than $1 million in private dollars

Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry today announced that 13 local businesses will receive 2014 Commercial Façade Grants.