Southeast Fort Wayne

The market will offer a low-cost, full grocery option to residents in the Pontiac Street area.

City officials have long felt the southeast side of Fort Wayne was a food desert and needed better access to healthy foods. On Thursday, officials broke ground on a new grocery store to solve that issue

Fort Wayne's City Council approved a $1 million grant from the city's Legacy Fund to help with early childhood care and healthcare on the city's southeast side.

Another big development is slated for southeast Fort Wayne later this year.

$5.2 million to go to fund Roosevelt Reserves off Tillman Road.

The Dyer Family Foundation is partnering with several local organizations to offer these grants to Fort Wayne Black-owned businesses in the coming months.

Healthcare access

Fort Wayne city officials revealed plans Tuesday for a massive mixed-use complex near the intersection of McKinnie Avenue and Plaza Drive on Fort Wayne’s…

Fort Wayne is encouraging residents to give feedback on its drafted Southeast Strategy Update. The strategy is an update to a 2007 plan that focused on…

The weekly online magazine Input Fort Wayne is literally hitting the street this week with a new two-month series called "On the Ground Southeast."From…