Local artist Brandon Coley has been selected to create the latest permanent installation in the city's Shout-Out Fort Wayne program.

Mitchell's Downtown is open now at the former Schaab Metal Products building north of Promenade Park. Also in The Dish: Rotary Club of Fort Wayne and Hop River Brewing Co.

Embassy Theatre’s Grande Page Pipe Organ returned to the downtown venue Sept. 26, 1988, after the installation of an electronic console in Indianapolis.

Storm damage to Purdue University Fort Wayne’s main theater has forced last minute changes as the Department of Theatre prepares to open "Devil Boys From Beyond" on Friday.

Volleyball sectionals are still three weeks away, but Carroll junior libero Cala Haffner has already earned some hardware this fall.

Chris Morgan is an ultra-rare figure in college sports in 2026: a fifth-year senior who has spent his entire career in one program.

The Schaab Riverfront development will include a deli and PufferBelly Ice Cream. Golden Corral brings back all-you-can-eat wings, Monopoly is returning to McDonald's and more food news.

The state awarded more than 12,300 northeast Indiana students about $86.5 million for private school tuition last academic year, according to a new report.

A 21-year-old man was arrested Wednesday in connection with a double homicide from this month, Fort Wayne police said today.

A hopeful story with a unique sound lands in the city as Fort Wayne Civic Theatre opens “Come From Away” this weekend.

Purdue plans to give running back Fame Ijeboi a punishing number of carries. Ijeboi embraces that workload.

Hobnobben Film Festival will include more than 150 movies from 38 countries in October. Organizers announced the full lineup Thursday.

Officials with NEI on Thursday announced a plan to keep the region from competing with the rest of Indiana by promoting the area's expertise in precision motion manufacturing.

A 32-year-old Hudson man died in a vehicle crash Saturday in Huntertown, the Allen County Coroner's office said Wednesday.

A 67-year-old man is the second person to die after a crash this month on Interstate 69, the Allen County Coroner's office said Wednesday.

Eddie Merlot's is taking diners on a culinary world tour with a special steaks menu. Also in The Dish: National Hamburger Day is Friday, a new Culver's is set to

State leaders this morning stopped by Homestead High School to give the associate band director a new title: Indiana Teacher of the Year.

The Fort Wayne Community Schools board has approved the termination of two North Side High School leaders despite outcry from 10 people, including students, minutes before the vote.

The Lincolndale Drain Project's goal is to reduce chronic flooding in the area bordered by Coliseum Boulevard, Lima Road, Interstate 69 and Goshen Road.

Youngsters in a Huntington County childcare ministry are developing friendships decades beyond their age group.

Ten northeast Indiana high school football games will feature a pre-game F-16 flyover honoring the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

With live music, exclusive behind-the-scenes tours and free access to more than 20 local attractions, Visit Fort Wayne’s annual Be A Tourist In Your Own Hometown returns Sunday.

Fort Wayne Philharmonic and Sweetwater are partnering for an audience access pass that will reduce prices to some concerts by up to 46%, the orchestra announced Thursday.

Two people died Wednesday night in a shooting on Fort Wayne's southeast side.

Notre Dame's Adon Shuler excelled against Wisconsin despite playing with a heavy heart as he dealt with the death of his father at age 47 a week earlier.

TinCaps manager Jonathan Mathews looked at the positive takeaways from a 56-74 season while team president Mike Nutter had optimistic outlook on new Padres ownership.

When last we spoke, I had predicted a Patriots victory over Seattle in Super Bowl LX. Well the Seahawks' "Dark Side" defense put out the lights on the Patriots.

One person died Wednesday morning in a single vehicle crash just north of the city near the 318 mile marker on Interstate 69.

The four-week Classical Cuisines Dinner Series is Thursday nights through Oct. 1. Also in The Dish: Bridgeport will offer a preview, 3 Rivers Co-op is marking 50 years, Kanela has

Indiana, Notre Dame and Purdue opened the new season in victory over the weekend, with the Hoosiers and Irish holding on to the nation's two longest win streaks.

East Allen County Schools is expected to soon notify state education leaders that it plans to repurpose two buildings being replaced with new construction.

The Wayne High School JROTC program earned its first Distinguished Unit Award in almost three decades.

A pedestrian died Monday night in a single vehicle crash on the city's northeast side.

Northrop jumped out to an early two-touchdown lead at North Side, held on for a 26-20 victory and finally notched its first win of the season.

Four second-half touchdowns for the Knights helped them win 49-28 over Huntington North, making up for a flurry of mistakes and missed opportunities early.

Readers have made the most of the summer from their backyards to parades, lakes and more distant travels.

Indiana Musical Theatre Foundation will open its production of “Jagged Little Pill: The Musical" on Thursday.

Fort Wayne Philharmonic and its musicians have reached a four-year collective bargaining agreement, the orchestra said today.

A baby was born early Sunday during a traffic stop along I-69 outside Auburn, Indiana State Police said Tuesday.