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Four years after the city's chronic problem properties rules expired, the Fort Wayne City Council renewed and enhanced them.
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The project will put three markers at various locations around the edges of the city.
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The last bit of funding the City of Fort Wayne needs to complete its portion of the Pufferbelly Trail will build a walking bridge over Coliseum Boulevard. A private citizen is giving the city $5 million of what it needs.
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The Fort Wayne Legacy Fund Committee sent a proposal to the Fort Wayne City Council that would use money from the city's Legacy Fund to create a $2.5 million revolving pool to micro fund low-income businesses in Fort Wayne.
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The Fort Wayne Housing Authority is getting more than $2 million from the Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development to help create and enhance programs to keep people in stable housing.
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The federal government is giving $3.8 million to the City of Fort Wayne for infrastructure work on the southeast side.
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Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker has been in office for a little more than a month. Leading up to that anniversary she sat down with WBOI's Tony Sandleben to share her thoughts on her time in office so far.
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Fort Wayne grew slightly since 2022, making it the fastest growing city in the Midwest.
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Former Sixth District City Councilwoman Sharon Tucker was formally sworn in as Fort Wayne mayor after her Democratic caucus victory to fill out the rest of the late Mayor Tom Henry's fifth term.
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The Allen County Democrats caucused in Sixth District City Councilwoman Sharon Tucker to succeed Tom Henry as mayor of Fort Wayne