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With the new emergency service set to open its doors in January, the project now awaits final approval for the state for the levy, which takes the county over its maximum.
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Earlier this week, officers responded to a mental health crisis on Fort Wayne's southeast side.
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Sheriff Troy Hershberger says Cpl. Ben Fries has made statements that make light of officer-involved shootings and could put the department in legal jeopardy. The four-count complaint filed with the Allen County Sheriff Merit Board came after an internal investigation.
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The 2015 shooting of Rocky Swihart left him with serious injuries. ISP's Cold Case Unit is looking for any tip to help solve the case.
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The Fort Wayne Police Department unveiled an Engage portal this week which they hope will help them guide future communications.
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FWPD Chief P.J. Smith announced Monday that the department will not pursue smaller contracts after the city council voted to cancel its contract with FLOCK. He also said the 36 cameras are now offline and will be removed soon.
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Even though Fort Wayne City Council canceled the contract, the police department wants to find a way to keep using the cameras they say are a valuable tool to solve crimes. Mayor Sharon Tucker says "not so fast."
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Tuesday's council meeting was the last one before the Fort Wayne City Council is set to vote whether to renew the contract for the automatic license plate reading cameras.
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Recovery efforts continue in Northwest Indiana after last week's severe storms. The National Weather Service confirmed the storms produced two tornadoes in the towns of St. John and Munster on Tuesday, Aug. 11.
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Prosecutors say witness statements and the viral video of the fight leading up to the death of 75-year-old Anita Ann Grayson showed the employee involved in the fight acted in self defense. Grayson's death was attributed to an existing heart condition.
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Indiana officials say competency restoration cases have hit a breaking point, filling psychiatric beds and leaving little room for other patients.
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The Laying to Rest the Unclaimed and Unidentified Decedent Ceremony is scheduled for late August and will take place at Divine Mercy Funeral Home and Catholic Cemetery on Lake Avenue.