Fort Wayne News

A future Bluffton Road trail connection is moving closer to reality. Fort Wayne will hold a public meeting April 8 at 6 p.m. at Waynedale United Methodist Church on the planned Poka-Bache Connector segment from Lower Huntington to Ferguson: dlvr.it/TRpx18

Spring Break travel is picking up at FWA, and the airport is urging passengers to plan ahead. Fort Wayne International says most travelers should arrive early as the busy season ramps up and terminal activities fill the week: dlvr.it/TRpNv5

Artists of all ages and skill levels are invited to help turn Fort Wayne storm drains into public art through Clean Drains Fort Wayne: Be River SmArt. Applications are due April 12. dlvr.it/TRgHR0

A new nationwide study says Indiana is emerging as a leader in preparing students for life after high school through stronger diploma pathways, career-connected learning, and real-world opportunities. dlvr.it/TRflJv

A new tool from Questa Education Foundation is helping students, adult learners, and families search for scholarships, grants, and other education funding opportunities in one place. dlvr.it/TRfWny

A free presentation on Indiana’s expungement law will be held March 24, offering residents a chance to learn who may qualify and what legal resources may be available through the Second Chance Initiative. See the details: dlvr.it/TRfGW7

A new grant is helping fund free robotic welding classes, giving students and community members a chance to build hands-on skills for careers in advanced manufacturing. See how the training is opening doors: dlvr.it/TRdpRk

Fort Wayne’s water has earned international recognition. City Utilities won Gold in the Municipal Water category at the Berkeley Springs International Water Tasting, marking the city’s first top finish in the competition. dlvr.it/TRdbSl

Indiana is moving to crack down on crypto kiosk scams with a new law aimed at protecting Hoosiers, especially older adults, from fast-moving fraud. Learn more about the effort and why supporters say it matters: dlvr.it/TRdRYx

Worldwide Quilting Day is March 21, and Lois Levihn’s latest Around the Frame column celebrates the joy of quilting, local quilt shops, and the generosity that keeps quilting communities stitched together. dlvr.it/TRd6kH

Brightpoint and MidWest America Federal Credit Union have launched a new pilot program to help expand mortgage access for low to moderate income families in Allen County. See the article on dlvr.it/TRcvYM

INDOT’s new Project Greenlight initiative is helping make roadway workers more visible with flashing green safety lights in work zones and low-light conditions. See how the effort aims to keep Indiana roads safer: dlvr.it/TRclLT

A classic monster tale gets new life on the big screen. See what Kasey had to say about 'The Bride' and its fresh take on a familiar story: dlvr.it/TRcK0b

Are you a night owl? A new article from Lutheran Health explores what it means to stay up late, how sleep timing can affect your health, and what small changes may help improve your rest and daily routine. dlvr.it/TRc62J

March is full of stories waiting to be told. Vince LaBarbera’s latest column explores the people, traditions, history, and odd moments that make the month so memorable. dlvr.it/TRbsVD

Spring weather can change fast in Fort Wayne. A quiet day can quickly turn dangerous, which is why local officials urge families to prepare now, stay alert, and never rely on outdoor sirens alone. Read more: dlvr.it/TRbMDV

A jar of peanut butter can make a real difference. Lutheran Health Network’s Jars of Love drive runs through March 30 with a goal of collecting 7,000 jars to help stock six area food banks. Read more: dlvr.it/TRb3pq

Student talent and community impact will come together May 17 at Wayne High School during the 2026 String Dreams Concert, a showcase that supports area schools through Believe In A Dream. Read more: dlvr.it/TRZmZ2

Four-time Olympian Chaunté Lowe is bringing a message of hope and resilience to Fort Wayne as keynote speaker for The Rescue Mission’s Raise the Bar Breakfast on May 5. Details: dlvr.it/TRZCm2

Allen County saw encouraging progress in 2025. New data from HART shows fewer fatal and non-fatal overdoses, more outreach, and hundreds of warm handoffs to treatment and recovery resources. Read more: dlvr.it/TRYxnk