Mary Anne Gates

FORT WAYNE — The Fort Wayne City Council elected Councilman Marty Bender, at large, to serve as council president for 2026. Bender received support from all nine council members at

MG 7401 The Planetarium Ribbon cutting holding the scissors from L to R: Sarah Vise, Larry Kay and Mandee Mikulski Photo By Mary Anne Gates

MG 7401 The Planetarium Ribbon cutting holding the scissors from L to R: Sarah Vise, Larry Kay and Mandee Mikulski Photo By Mary Anne Gates

The Science Central planetarium ribbon cutting takes place March 25. Holding the scissors from left: Science Central planetarium manager Sarah Vise, board chairman Larry Kay and Science Central Executive Director Mandee Mikulski.

FORT WAYNE — Mike Brouilette, 52, suffered a massive heart attack Jan. 22. However, his lifestyle does not mesh with the typical heart attack profile. He does not smoke or

Five Points Neighborhood Association volunteers plant trees in Gren Park's Healing Orchard Trees for Trauma project.

The Economic Development Area (in red) and allocation area (in gold) are seen for the City Theater project.

FORT WAYNE — Recently, Jesus Rosario began building camaraderie and a sense of community with what he called a “business mingle.”

Three Rivers Ambulance Authority has a tentative agreement to repay a $1.7 million loan to the city of Fort Wayne.

FORT WAYNE — The Allen County Board of Zoning voted 4-0 against a proposed southwest Allen County quarry project at a hearing that drew hundreds of people in opposition.