Alexander Bullock
Digital Content Producer
Alexander graduated from Butler University in December 2023 with degrees in arts administration and strategic communication. During his time at Butler, he was active in the university's student body as a member of the university's honors program, athletic bands, and Greek life.
Alexander brings communication experience from the nonprofit and public sector serving in roles with the Butler Arts and Event Center, Butler University College of Communication, Indiana Arts Commission, and Indiana Landmarks while in his undergraduate career.
An Auburn native, Alex returns to 21Country from Indianapolis to work as a member of 21Alive's digital team. He is passionate about bettering people and the environment through communication.
You can send story ideas to Alex at Owen.Bullock@gray.tv.
For families of individuals with mental or physical disabilities, finding handicap-accessible playgrounds can be difficult.
According to the animal shelter, 43 Australian Shepherds were found to be in ‘abysmal conditions‘ living in a dark, filth-covered basement during a rescue led by DeKalb County Animal Control on Monday.
“When my 2-year-old niece was murdered due to a domestic violence situation, I knew that I wanted to make it my life’s mission to keep her memory alive by supporting past, current, and future victims of domestic violence,” Kayley Richardson said.
Hundreds of protestors rallied on the Allen County Courthouse green with their voices, signs/posters. flags, etc. Saturday.
4-year-old Harvey Jump’s brain tumor diagnosis came in June of 2025, after fighting mysterious symptoms that went without explanation for the majority of his life.
Antres Damon Holliness-Ransom was arrested in connection with the death of 28-year-old Jasmine Haywood, after her body was found with a gunshot wound inside an apartment in the 2900 block of Schele Avenue on October 17.
Two families are asking for support after a Fort Wayne fire left a child dead, a mother severely injured, and a couple displaced.
S.B. 285, a ‘public camping’ ban targeting homelessness in Indiana, was sent to Governor Mike Braun’s desk on Thursday after Senate lawmakers passed the legislation in a 28-22 vote.
The blood drive is held every year around Chance Young's birthday.
The lawsuit claims that Bekzhan Beishekeev is an undocumented immigrant who did not have a valid commercial driver’s license.
A fatal, multi-vehicle crash in Hendricks County on Wednesday is the latest at the center of controversy.
Nearly 2,000 students head to Homestead High School over the weekend, as over 40 groups perform in the school’s state-of-the-art gymnasium and auditorium.
The announcement follows Bekzhan Beishekeev’s arrest on an immigration warrant earlier this month.
Animal shelter asking for donations as new year brings increase in medical cases
This year, the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots will take the field at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, for Super Bowl LX at 6:30 p.m.
“I love this community. Everybody. I don’t care what color you are, what language you speak, or where you come from. I love Fort Wayne,” Jerri Mead said.
The election follows Zay’s appointment to the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission, as government employees are not able to concurrently hold more than one 'lucrative' office under the Indiana Constitution.
Starke County Sheriff Jack Rosa says he is thankful to all assisting agencies for their partnership, which led to a positive outcome.
The training covered what to watch for in communities, how to report sightings to local hotlines, how to document and de-escalate, how to remind individuals of their rights, and how to organize neighborhoods for rapid response.
The Indiana Canine Assistant Network (ICAN) annual Valentine’s Day fundraiser, “Puppy Love Valentine”, is underway.
The store features a 7,500-square-foot sales floor in Georgetown Square, which staff say will enhance the shopping experience by offering a broader selection, simplified browsing, and speedier services.
According to the department, firefighters were dispatched to the 4500 block of Wilmette Street around 10:15 p.m. Saturday.
According to the Fort Wayne Fire Department, firefighters were dispatched to the 4600 block of South Park Drive around 3:15 a.m. Sunday.
A local business owner honored her brother with a fundraiser on Saturday.
