Fort Wayne Police detectives investigating the killing of a 3-month-old puppy allegedly found the suspect with 261.9 grams of marijuana. David Lee Fowlkes, 38, is charged with unlawful possession of a firearm by a serious violent felon; dealing marijuana, a Level 6 felony; and operator never ...
Many walked out of Monday night's Fort Wayne Community Schools board meeting smiling, but some fanned themselves and complained about how hot it was in Grile Administrative Center. At least person also wondered if the huge crowd had created a fire code violation. The FWCS board of school ...
The Indiana General Assembly's passage of House Bill 1315 during its special session Monday was just the latest step to undercut the democratic process, said Julie Hollingsworth, president of the Fort Wayne Community Schools board of school trustees. "I think democracy dies a little bit at a ...
A woman was struck by a bullet fired into a home as she slept with one of her children early Saturday morning, Fort Wayne Police were told. At 5:43 a.m. Saturday, police officers were dispatched to a "shots fired" call in the 500 block of West Fourth Street, according to a police report. ...
Allen Superior Judge John F. Surbeck on Tuesday granted a murder suspect's request for a new public defender, but not before giving him a lesson in how the law works. Surbeck cautioned Joshua R. Mackin, who spent his 34th birthday Sunday in custody, against trying to delay the inevitable: a ...
The Canstruction event raised 59,044 pounds of food for Community Harvest Food Bank of Northeast Indiana, the nonprofit announced today. That weight represents 62,400 cans, the announcement said. Schools also raised $1,393 in cash for Community Harvest. The project invites teams from local ...
Coldwell Banker Roth Wehrly Graber, headquartered in Fort Wayne, is merging with Coldwell Banker The Real Estate Group. The new group will be renamed this fall to Coldwell Banker The Real Estate Group. The change will add 14 offices throughout northern Indiana and southwest Michigan.
Bishop Kevin C. Rhoades of the Catholic Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend has announced the following priest assignments, effective June 19: • The Rev. Mark Gurtner, a priest and canon lawyer, to vicar general, chancellor and moderator of the diocese's Curia, which includes the people and ...
News-Sentinel.com takes a daily look back at some of the historical people and events from our archives for this day of the calendar year through the years. We hope you enjoy our gallery.
After disembarking at LeHavre, France in 1944, the 103rd Head Quarters Battalion of the U.S. Army traveled to Innsbruck, Austria. Private Gordon Smith of Warren, IN served guard duty at night in the mountains around the volatile Brenner Pass between Italy and Austria. His orders were to shout ...
Registration deadline is Friday for ACRES Land Trust's second annual Bird Blitz, which invites local residents to visit ACRES nature preserves June 3-9 to record bird data for a national species monitoring database. Participants will record their bird sightings on eBird, a national database ...
Gov. Eric J. Holcomb is directing flags across the state to be flown at half-staff from sunrise to sunset Tuesday for Peace Officers Memorial Day. Holcomb also asks businesses and residents across Indiana to lower their flags Tuesday to honor peace officers who have been killed or disabled in ...
Fort Wayne police detectives are asking for the public’s assistance in helping them locate a man. Police spokesman Michael Joyner would only say that Leon Nathan Washington, 43, is sought for questioning in an ongoing investigation. Washington is described as black; 5-foot, 7 inches tall; ...
News-Sentinel.com takes a daily look back at some of the historical people and events from our archives for this day of the calendar year through the years. We hope you enjoy our gallery.
News-Sentinel.com takes a daily look back at some of the historical people and events from our archives for this day of the calendar year through the years. We hope you enjoy our gallery.
With its for-profit private developers seeking $65 million in public funds, the Electric Works deserves scrutiny and perhaps even a little skepticism. But the $221 million project also has the potential to be every bit as transformational as its backers insist, which means the redevelopment ...
News-Sentinel.com takes a daily look back at some of the historical people and events from our archives for this day of the calendar year through the years. We hope you enjoy our gallery.
LAKEVILLE – Four years ago, Tammie Radican had a thought pop into her exuberant mind and though it took awhile to act on, she decided that nothing was going to stop her from putting that dream into action. Fast-forward to Friday and Radican was not holding anything back in providing a ...
Two weeks after an unexpected absence caused the Allen County Commissioners to delay a vote on two contentious housing projects, the three-member board Friday rejected perhaps the most controversial of the two and failed to take action on the second. "This hasn't happened to us before in 57 ...
In J.M. Flagg's infamous recruiting poster released in the thick of World War I, Uncle Sam's emphatic finger point with the phrase "I Want YOU for the U.S. Army" was ingrained into the memory of the generations of people that fought in World War I and World War II. Decades later, Honor ...