Audrey Davis: Democrat Audrey Davis is also running for a City Council at-large seat. Davis is a Navy veteran who is a Huntington native and has lived in Fort Wayne for 10 years. If elected ...

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) — Fort Wayne is moving toward approving its 2025 budget of nearly $250 million. City Council has to approve the budget, and the process consists of budget meetings on Oct ...

Fort Wayne wants the public’s help in deciding how to use the $7 million it’s set to receive from the more than $36 billion ...

Fort Wayne City Council unanimously approved three new boards at the request of Mayor Sharon Tucker. The boards are a ...

Fort Wayne City Council gave its approval Tuesday for the department to pursue purchase agreements with landowners. The purchase is part of the city’s effort to expand Coldwater Road between ...

Fort Wayne City Council sifted through monetary cuts and compromises Tuesday to approve the City of Fort Wayne’s budget for 2025. Tuesday’s meeting served as the final discussion about the ...

The May 20 Fort Wayne City Council meeting included a timely presentation on fireworks. Council President Russ Jehl, R-2nd, ...

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) — On Tuesday, Fort Wayne City Council approved an ordinance that will allow for the construction of what some city officials have described as the “most important trail ...

FORT WAYNE, Ind. — The Fort Wayne City Council has asked the city's attorney to answer several questions stemming from Mayor Tom Henry's recent drunken driving crash and the suspension of his driver's ...

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WISH) — There will be no investigation into Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry by the city council. Republican councilor Jason Arp had been pushing legislation that would have opened ...

FORT WAYNE,Ind. (WFFT) – City council approved a $704,976 public works project to add improvements along Carroll Road. The ...

FORT WAYNE, Ind.—One chilly February evening last year in this Midwestern town where I grew up, a city council member named Jason Arp proposed a resolution: Starting that summer, the city should ...