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Fort Wayne is establishing a designated outdoor refreshment area downtown. Businesses will need to decide if they want to participate.
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Last year, TRAA Executive Director Joel Benz asked the Fort Wayne City Council for $3 million to keep the ambulance service afloat. Now, he said they’ve used roughly $900,000 of it.
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The Fort Wayne City Council now lost more than 40 years of experience at the beginning of the new term as long-time council members Glynn Hines and Tom Didier did not return.
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In a 7-0 vote, the Fort Wayne City Council approved a 40-year tax abatement for the planned data center on the southeast side of Fort Wayne.
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What is known as "Project Zodiac" got the Fort Wayne City Council annexation approval it needed Thursday, with some vocal backlash over various perceived issues.
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It includes funding for new handheld radios for the Fort Wayne Police Department, investments in neighborhood infrastructure and new gear for the Fort Wayne Fire Department.
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Henry is calling for near-record investment in neighborhood infrastructure with his budget proposal.
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For almost 10 years, Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry and his administration could not speak to union representatives about the city's workforce. Now, that ban has been lifted after allegations of workplace bullying and unresolved workplace grievances.
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Fort Wayne is getting almost $20 million from the State of Indiana, but Mayor Henry and the City Council do not agree on how to spend it.
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With a four to five vote, the city council could not overturn Mayor Tom Henry's veto on mayoral appointee term limits