Zach Bernard

Reporter/Host
  • Laverghetta Photography and Portraits

Zach joined 89.1 WBOI as a reporter and local host for All Things Considered. He currently hosts Morning Edition.

Previously, he worked for WGLT in Normal, Ill. and reported from the Illinois Capitol for WICS-TV.

Zach graduated from Illinois State University with a major in broadcast journalism and a minor in political science. He has his master's degree in Public Affairs Reporting from the University of Illinois at Springfield.

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Henry Reveals Priorities For 2020 Budget

By • Sep 19, 2019
Rebecca Green/WBOI News

Mayor Tom Henry unveiled his $180 million budget proposal for the 2020 fiscal year during an official announcement at Citizens Square Thursday morning.

New Development Plan Unveiled On Riverfront

By • Sep 18, 2019
Provided by the City of Fort Wayne

  Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry unveiled a $70 million plan Wednesday that would develop the property on the northeast corner of Superior and Harrison streets -- the city’s “premiere riverfront property” -- into a mixed-use development.

 

Under Henry’s proposal, the site -- next to the brand new Promenade Park -- would include 225 apartments, a parking garage of 900 spaces, and 60,000 square feet for offices, retail space and “flex space.” 

 

Proposed Garbage Measure Falls Short At Council

By • Sep 11, 2019
Red River Waste Solutions

A non-binding resolution proposed by Republican councilmen Jason Arp and Paul Ensley seeking a return to “market-based garbage collection” in Fort Wayne failed during City Council’s meeting Tuesday night.

Fort Wayne Introduces Soccer Expansion, Begins Play In 2020

By • Sep 10, 2019

The City of Fort Wayne announced Monday it will be welcoming a competitive soccer team to its roster of sports franchises next year.

Allen County Plan Commission Advances Zoning Limits On "Sexually Oriented Businesses"

By • Aug 23, 2019
FILE

The countywide push to limit the function and operation of swingers clubs and strip clubs continues, as the Allen County Plan Commission unanimously approved new zoning rules against such businesses Thursday.

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