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2 Northeast Indiana Organizations Receive State Grants for Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurs · Fort Wayne

2 Northeast Indiana Organizations Receive State Grants for Entrepreneurship

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Nearly $75,000 in state grants will go to northeast Indiana organizations to support entrepreneurship.See the Story

Docs: Victim of Tillman Park Homicide Not the Intended Target, Suspect Tells Witness

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Docs: Victim of Tillman Park Homicide Not the Intended Target, Suspect Tells Witness

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FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) - A teenager was taken into custody this week in connection to Monday's homicide at Tillman Park, and court documents reveal the victim may not have been the intended target. A 17-year-old boy was taken into custody Tuesday by detectives with the Fort Wayne Police Department, according to a press release. Allen Superior Court documents released Thursday show he was charged as an adult, and was identified as Josiyah Derric…See the Story

Fort Wayne High School Students Graduate From Nonviolence Program

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Fort Wayne High School Students Graduate From Nonviolence Program

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FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) -- Sixty Fort Wayne high school students graduated from Peacemaker Academy on Friday morning at Northrop High School. Peacemaker Academy, is a nonviolent leadership development program designed for rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Participating high schools include North Side, Northrop, Snider, South Side, and Wayne high schools. The summer program is supported by Alive Community Outreach and lasts three weeks. It…See the Story

Indiana's Cigarette Tax Will Triple on July 1. Businesses Say Hoosiers Will Spend Money Elsewhere

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Indiana lawmakers increased the cigarette tax to help plug a $2 billion budget gap. Will that drive Hoosiers to spend money in other states?Taxes · Fort Wayne See the Story

Court documents: Suspects were confronting man when Fort Wayne shootout killed 2

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Two suspects were confronting a man who had thrown a computer through a beauty parlor window before a shootout killed two adults at a residence with children, according to court documents filed Friday.Fort Wayne · Fort Wayne See the Story

2 missing boys found safe after FWPD issues PSA

UPDATE: Dominick and Jahlyn Hamlet have been found safe.Fort Wayne · Fort Wayne Read Article

Kosovo mission earns Indiana soldiers combat patch

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Indiana National Guard soldiers who served in Kosovo in 2022 received a combat patch during a ceremony at Camp Atterbury on Wednesday.Fort Wayne · Fort Wayne Read Article

Juvenile criminal cases, including murder charges, on rise statewide, report shows

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Gun violence involving juveniles – particularly the homicides – has alarmed local leaders including Fort Wayne’s mayor and nonprofit executives who work with youth.Fort Wayne · Fort Wayne Read Article

How hospital mergers harm local communities

How hospital mergers harm local communities Moderator: Joseph Burns, independent journalist; AHCJ Health Beat Leader for insurance and health policy Lovisa Gustafsson, MBA,, vice president of the Controlling Health Care Costs program, The Commonwealth Fund George Joseph, investigative reporter, The Guardian US Kristof Stremikis, director of market analysis and insight, California Health Care Foundation By Jon Harris, New York Health Journalism…Fort Wayne · Fort Wayne Read Article

June 27 - New Parkview, Trine program provides tuition, employment for surgical technology students

FORT WAYNE — Parkview Health and Trine University are partnering to provide financial support, enhanced training and a seamless pathway to employment for students interested in a surgical technology career.Fort Wayne · Fort Wayne Read Article

The Plant Medic: Burning bush can be trained as tree, but consider native blackhaw instead

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Plant Medic columnist Ricky Kemery says burning bush plants are popular because of their low maintenance requirements, but it is now considered invasive in many states. A native blackhaw plant could make a good alternative for northeast Indiana gardens.Fort Wayne · Fort Wayne Read Article

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