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Multiple crashes tie up Tuesday traffic on I-69 southbound
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – Traffic was tied up in the southbound lanes of Interstate 69 Tuesday morning after multiple crashes in northern Allen County. Just before 8 a.m., a crash happened at the 312.8 mile-marker. Dispatch confirmed no injuries were reported. The southbound right lane was temporarily closed, according to the Indiana Department of Transportation.
OTH FOOTBALL PREVIEW 2024: Blitz’s ACAC breakdown
For the last four seasons, the Allen County Athletic Conference has sent a team to the state finals. But so far it has come up with no titles. Could that change in 2024? Will the Flying Jets of Adams Central have a chance to contend now that they are in Class 2A? Was the field able to close in with AC graduations and advancements in their own programs?
Major Ohio-based company stocks rebound, Cleveland company had top growth last week
CLEVELAND, Ohio — After two weeks of slow stock growth from major Ohio companies, 26 showed a positive change, up from 11 the week before. Of them, 11 had at least 2.5% growth, including four from the Greater Cleveland area. The major Ohio company with the most growth from...
Prosecutor moves to add charges against man accused of role in ACJ inmate death, says he beat witness in case
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - Prosecutors have filed new battery and attempted obstruction of justice charges against a Fort Wayne man accused of giving fentanyl to an Allen County Jail inmate. Taylor Hunt, 27, is accused of beating a fellow inmate who is set to testify against him in a...
Service with a smile: Bowling Green man wraps up year as Ohio Kiwanis governor
BOWLING GREEN — It’s been a a year of pancakes, sausage, and strawberry shortcake for Jason Miller. As Ohio Kiwanis district governor for the last year, with his term expiring Oct. 1, Mr. Miller has made 90 official visits to clubs around the state. Kiwanis are member-driven, community-focused service clubs. “I’ve put over 18,000 miles on the car since Oct. 1, which is certainly a lot more than the average governor does, but it was important to me to get out and meet as many people as a I could,” said Mr. Miller, who is 45. “I’ve attended anything you can imagine, from bike rodeos, to strawberry socials, to pancake days, to cake walks.” His most memorable trip was two hours south, where he was asked to throw out the first pitch for a Dayton Dragons game. He ended up passing the opportunity to a local child, Logan.
Indiana police clock 2 drivers at over 100 mph, issue warning
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Wow, that’s fast! Too fast! The Sellersburg post of the Indiana State Police on Monday afternoon said on social media that two traffic stops in recent days involved cars going over 100 mph on area interstates. The Sellersburg post covers Clark, Floyd, Harrison, Scott and Washington counties, just across the Ohio River […]
Home of the mastodons: Purdue Fort Wayne showcases permanent display for mastodon bones
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WFFT) — Fifty-six years in the making, Purdue University Fort Wayne is now once again the home of the mastodons. Proudly displayed in the Walb Student Union, bones from the skeleton of a mastodon were welcomed back to campus last week. The mastodon skeleton, nicknamed “Donna,”...
Citilink proposes rate hike, public input scheduled
FORT WAYNE, Ind. — Citilink is hosting a series of input sessions and a public hearing regarding proposed changes to its fare pricing and policies for 2025 at the Allen County Public Library’s main branch downtown. ● Public Input Sessions: 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. and 6-8 p.m. on Tuesday,...
Richland County restaurant inspections: The latest reports and critical violations
Richland County Health Department's Food Safety Protection Program works to ensure the safety of food prepared, served and sold in Crawford County through education, monitoring and enforcement, according to the department. Facility inspections are conducted as many as four times annually. Find the most recent reports and critical violations at data.mansfieldnewsjournal.com/restaurant-inspections. Explore the Mansfield News Journal Data Central page for more details about Mansfield, Crestline, Shelby, Lexington, Richland County and beyond. This article originally appeared on Mansfield News Journal: Richland County restaurant inspections: The latest reports and critical violations
8/19 Inside The Zone – Week One Preview
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – The 2024 high school football season gets rolling this Friday night, and each Monday from now through Thanksgiving Justin Kenny of Optimum Performance Sports will join WANE-TV sports director Glenn Marini for your weekly edition of “Inside The Zone,” bringing insights, predictions, and prognostications to their 15-minute show! With Snider […]
Blue Jacket announces date for annual Second Chances Art Festival
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WFFT) — Stories of trial and triumph will be the muse for local artists in early September. The 8th Annual Second Chances Art Exhibit pairs Blue Jacket Academy graduates with artists ready to visually share their stories. Fourteen masterpieces will be displayed on Sept. 6 at...
Woman maced and stabbed while walking Chessie Circle Trail in broad daylight
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - An attack in broad daylight sent one woman walking the Chessie Circle Trail to the hospital. The attack happened on Aug. 17, at about 1:25 p.m. Toledo Police say the woman was walking toward Tremainsville when a man approached her and asked to use her phone. She replied, “OK.” Then, the man said, “Let’s go over there” and made a sexual comment to the woman. She said, “No.”
Put-in-Bay Government Restructuring Survey Available
Have a voice in researching Put-in-Bay government restructuring through the link below to begin the survey. This contact is provided through the Put-in-Bay Property Owners Association. The Citizens Research Group (CRG) has been working with Bowling Green State University’s Center for Regional Development in a program that provides free assistance to rural communities.
Cool and dry for now, but heat could return by the weekend
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - Summer is traditionally the wettest time of year for Northern Indiana and Northwest Ohio. Some years, like 2024, buck that trend. From June 1st to the present (with only another 12 days left of meteorological summer), Fort Wayne is running 4.55″ below normal. Given we will likely not see a drop of rain for at least another week (with some forecast models far more pessimistic, only offering a few sprinkles through early September), we are on track to end the summer more than 5″ - perhaps closer to 6″ - below average.
Work to build area’s only public planetarium at Science Central begins
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - Science Central got a big delivery Monday morning, bringing them one step closer to housing northeast Indiana’s only public planetarium. Workers at Science Central say they now have all the parts they need to begin work on the planetarium, which has been in the works for well over a year.
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