Ethan Dahlen is a Multimedia Journalist at CBS 17 (WNCN). He focuses on diverse themes including construction and real estate, regional interest, and world news, with particular attention to social issues and crime in Indiana. Ethan's work has also been featured in Varian Medical Systems, WTTV-TV, Wtwo, and WANE 15.
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By: Ethan Dahlen
Posted: Updated: UPLAND, Ind. (WANE) — “We consider ourselves caretakers of the best event in all of small college.”
City boards are unelected positions that mostly have appointments from Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker and City Council.
Since 2021, ARPA dollars were a tool used to clear a lot dirt for development in the Summit City
The driver overcorrected before the vehicle slid off the road, running into a tree.
By: Ethan Dahlen
ANDREWS, Ind. (WANE) — On a stormy Monday night, there was hardly an empty seat inside the Andrews Town Hall.
By: Ethan Dahlen
At a school board meeting Monday night, HCCSC saw a board member resign and a new principal take over Huntington North High School.
By: Ethan Dahlen, Clayton Mcmahan
A 2023 federal grant helped the city put together resources to demolish the building, and after Monday’s meeting, it’s now becoming clear when the building will be gone.
The grant will bring Fort Wayne $3.52 million, paying for about 80% of the project’s total cost.
Vincent Village has already raised more than $10 million for their new $15 million facility, and on Tuesday night, they bridged the gap.
Posted: Updated: FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) — In January, the City of Fort Wayne reached an atypical deal with the two police unions that represent local officers.
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