Fort Wayne, United States (Local)
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Lisa's coverage indicates a strong focus on local news, community events, and government announcements in the Fort Wayne area of Indiana. She frequently covers topics such as politics, crime, business, and community events.
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By: Lisa Esquivel
FORT WAYNE — The Fort Wayne-Allen County Airport Authority on Aug. 13 celebrated the completion of its $140 million expansion and renovation that can accommodate larger aircraft while passengers can
By: Lisa Esquivel Long
A wedding takes place at Parkview Field. It's just one of several types of non-baseball gatherings and events that occur at the ballpark.
By: Lisa Esquivel
FORT WAYNE — In a move that Vera Bradley said reinforces its commitment to Fort Wayne, the company announced June 23 that it will be moving its headquarters to Electric
By: Lisa Esquivel Long
Todd Cunningham, a civil engineer and principal at EMH&T, talks to an attendee of Aug. 20's Google open house at Covenant Impact Center about the company's data site.
By: Lisa Esquivel Long Long
Several foundations have pledged support of Fort Wayne’s center for the homeless, which will be called Anchor Resource Center.
By: Lisa Esquivel Long
Angela Brent puts spackle on a wall at the Children's Autism Center in Fort Wayne on Aug. 21 as part of United Way of Allen County’s 35th Annual Day of Caring.
By: Lisa Esquivel Long
Flock Safety cameras in use in Fort Wayne help police investigate crimes such as stolen vehicles or missing persons.
By: Lisa Esquivel
FORT WAYNE — Salvatori’s Restaurant Group plans to have a new name and will hide copper coins in its eponymous restaurants in September while celebrating its 20th anniversary.
By: Lisa Esquivel Long
Karen Horvath, director of DeafLink at the League, can help businesses figure out how to accommodate customers who are deaf or hard of hearing.
By: Lisa Esquivel
FORT WAYNE — The city of New Haven will receive $1.7 million from the Allen County Fort Wayne Capital Improvement Board for a project the city administration hopes will be
