Caitlynn Shipe is a reporter for KPC Media Group Inc., focusing on local news in Valparaiso, Indiana. Her articles cover a range of topics including community events, education, local government, and cultural happenings. Caitlynn's work has also been featured in the Greater Fort Wayne Business Weekly.
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Caitlynn Shipe's reporting focuses mainly on local events and community news in Valparaiso, Indiana. The majority of her coverage pertains to education, community events, language and vocabulary, local news, arts and culture.
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By: Caitlynn Shipe
On Monday and Tuesday, the parks will close to the general public the night before the hunt. The areas will then re-open after the two-day period.
The man is between 45 and 65 years old. He is bald with a dark goatee and has at least five tattoos.
By: Caitlynn Shipe
With the approval, the plan is moving on to the City Council for a vote on bond expenditures.
She was arrested by Fort Wayne police in April for reports of child abuse that injured a young child in early 2023.
Awarded in April 2022, the $1,055,200 grant widened the existing 2.77 miles of asphalt sidewalk to 10 feet.
By: Caitlynn Shipe
Fort Wayne Toys for Tots recommended those who need help during the holiday season to seek out other programs in the area for assistance.
By: Caitlynn Shipe
The man is facing preliminary charges of murder and burglary resulting in bodily injury.
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