Mayor Tom Henry

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.

With a four to five vote, the city council could not overturn Mayor Tom Henry's veto on mayoral appointee term limits

Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry vetoed the City Council's measure it passed establishing term limits for his office's board and commission appointees.

Voter turnout in Allen County's municipal elections was just over 10 percent, nearly five points lower than in 2019.

The plan is part of the Climate Action and Adaption Plan.

The mandate will require federally-funded homes to be built with accessibility in mind.

The City of Fort Wayne is partnering with private community organizations for the Everyone Home initiative in an effort to curb homelessness in the city.

Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry's State of the City address was Wednesday, Feb. 15. He sat down with WBOI reporter Tony Sandleben for an interview prior to the speech.

In an exclusive one-on-one interview with WBOI before his annual State of the City, Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry opened up about his feelings on pandemic recovery, downtown development and infrastructure, his OWI arrest, and his relationship with the city council among other topics.

After announcing his intention to run for an historic fifth term as Fort Wayne's mayor in June, he made it official by filing with the Allen County Election Board on Monday