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Get fast Indiana updates with Fort Wayne News Today, your AI-powered two-minute source for weather, local government, crime, business, events, and statewide news. Voiced by DNN Creator Corey and backed by the DNN Network — the world’s largest local podcast network. Subscribe now. Hosted on Fastcast
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Expect a warm spell in Northern Indiana and Western Ohio, with temperatures climbing to the fifties and potentially reaching seventy degrees by Wednesday. This unseasonable warmth could tie a record high for February eighteenth. However, a more active pattern returns later next week, bringing extra rain chances and gusty winds. Stay tuned for updates on any systems heading our way Thursday and Friday.
Experience the thrill of the largest show choir competition in the country at Homestead High School in Fort Wayne, Indiana. With nearly two thousand students from over forty groups performing in state-of-the-art venues, its a super supportive spot for young talents to shine. Dont miss the finals at seven p.m., where top soloists and groups compete for grand champion titles. Tickets are affordable, making it a great way to enjoy incredible live music.
Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites unveil year-long America 250 celebrations! Join hands-on activities and engaging programs at downtown Indianapolis museum and eight state sites, connecting with key U.S. history moments. Nationwide events from 2021-2026, dont miss this opportunity to explore our past and future.
U.S. Secretary of Transportation, Sean Duffy, announces accountability in deadly Jay County crash. Semi-truck driver, Bekzhan Beishekeev, responsible for fatal wreck. Trucking school and carriers, AJ Partners, Same Express, and Tutash Express, all shut down. Aydanas certification revoked. Families of victims seek justice, as Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration praised for swift action.
National Donor Day: Save Lives by Registering as an Organ Donor
On National Donor Day, we honor the selfless individuals who donate organs and tissues, saving and healing lives. In 2025, 467 Hoosiers became donors, providing 1,379 organs that saved 1,214 lives. Since 2016, Indiana has celebrated 19,655 donors, impacting families across all 50 states and 2,331 U.S. cities.
Currently, over 1,400 Indiana residents await transplants, part of a national list of over 105,000 Americans. In 2025, 48,000 transplants occurred nationwide, but 17 people still die daily waiting, with someone joining the list every 8 minutes.
The positive news is anyone can register as a donor, regardless of age or medical history. Hoosiers can easily sign up at the BMV, DonateLifeIndiana.org, DNR, Professional Licensing Agency, or the Health app on Apple devices.
This Saturday, consider registering – your decision could make a significant difference for someone in need.
Fort Wayne residents rally against QuikTrip gas station, citing traffic concerns and fears of increased congestion near Northrop High School. Neighbors gather signatures for a petition, urging city leaders to deny the companys rezoning request. The planning commission reviews input, with a decision expected at Mondays meeting. Checkout https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.
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In Fort Wayne, Indiana, fourteen couples exchanged vows at Citizens Square during a free wedding event, marking Valentines Day Eve. The event filled up in less than a day, with couples like Alexis and Lloyd Crews, who had planned to marry eventually, seizing the opportunity. The Crews, along with Zach and Alyssa Bloomfield, tied the knot in a whirlwind week, saving on costs and planning a honeymoon trip. The event, organized by Allen County Clerks Office, exceeded expectations, providing a simple, joyful start to married life for the couples. Checkout https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.
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Two developers, Patrick Brown and Thomas Sternfeldt, transform a forgotten nurses home in Fort Wayne, Indiana, into modern apartments, preserving its history and offering a slice of the citys past to renters. Checkout https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.
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Fort Waynes Citizen-Match Residential Street Tree Program is now accepting applications for a $50 tree planting. The city will handle planting and care, with trees going in from October to December. Apply now to boost your neighborhoods tree canopy and enhance curb appeal. Checkout https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.
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Indiana House Republicans advance strict immigration bill, Senate Bill 76, which mandates local officials cooperate fully with federal requests to detain immigrants suspected of being in the country illegally. The bill also imposes penalties on businesses hiring unauthorized workers, sparking debate over safety, resources, and potential racial profiling in the Hoosier State. Checkout https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.
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Farewell to Fort Wayne's Rock the Plaza
Fort Wayne, Indiana, unveils Phase 2 of A Lot to Love program, offering 29 vacant lots for affordable housing development to small-scale developers. Mayor Sharon Tucker emphasizes housing as a key priority, aiming to boost resident options and tax base. Applications open now. Checkout https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.
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Illinois lawmakers propose raising minimum wage to $27 by 2032, starting with a $15 increase this July. However, employment researcher Rebekah Paxton warns this could cause significant inflation, citing Californias 14% food price hike after a $20 fast food wage. Small businesses also express concerns about increased strain and potential lawsuits. Checkout https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.
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Healthy Essence: Ivy Techs Student-Run Massage Clinic in Fort Wayne - A podcast episode highlighting the successful launch of Ivy Techs seasonal student-run massage clinic, Healthy Essence. Students in the therapeutic massage program offer discounted full-body massages, gaining clinical hours and providing affordable relaxation. The clinic has seen significant growth, with students and staff praising the setup and quality of service. Call area code two sixty, four eighty, two zero nine four to book an appointment. Checkout https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.
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Fort Wayne Teen Wanted for Murder in Fake Phone Deal
Bluffton Road Construction: Plan Ahead for Natural Gas Line Upgrade
Southbound Bluffton Road is closed for a new natural gas line, affecting traffic between Old Trail Road and Winchester Road. Single-lane closures are also in effect between Engle Road and Winchester Road. The project is expected to wrap up by April 20th, causing disruptions to daily routines. Follow the marked detour using Engle Road, Ardmore Avenue, and Lower Huntington Road. Checkout https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.
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Markle Pool in Indiana to Remain Closed for Summer 2026 Due to Construction Project, Seeking Donations for Support Checkout https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.
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Housing costs are soaring, and single people are bearing the brunt. A Redfin survey reveals that 64% of singles struggle with rent or mortgage, compared to 39% of married folks. This singles tax is due to married couples often pooling incomes and enjoying tax breaks. Younger singles face additional challenges, including lower incomes, student debt, and zoning laws favoring single-family homes. In pricey areas like D.C. and San Francisco, the annual singles tax can exceed $40,000. However, affordability may improve in 2025 and 2026 as rates drop and wages outpace home costs. Checkout https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.
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FBI raid on Georgia elections office sparks concerns about federal overreach in elections, echoing a 1970 Supreme Court ruling. Election experts warn of potential disruption to chain of custody for ballots, threatening audits and recounts. Courts urged to scrutinize federal actions, opting for inspections or copies over full seizures to protect state processes and Congresss role in elections. Checkout https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.
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Tennessees infrastructure needs soar to $82.7 billion over five years, with transportation and utilities hit hardest. Rising inflation has doubled lead pipe prices and boosted guardrail expenses by 80%. Despite increased spending, project delivery has decreased. A new tire tax shift adds $80 million, and Governor Lee allocates $425 million for fiscal year 2027. Private investors consider a $4 billion I-24 project and a funding study in September. Checkout https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.
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