Luke Secaur

One of Fort Wayne’s staple eateries is mourning the loss of a man they say lovingly served the community for 45 years.

A local nightclub campaigned to raise thousands of dollars in support of Club Q.

Two candidates vying for Indiana’s 82nd House District seat spoke with WPTA just ahead of the midterms, sharing their campaign goals.

A reunion between a Defiance County girl and her furry friend Ozzy was made possible thanks to the combined effort of firefighters, sheriff’s deputies, and village leaders.

Add the Indiana National Guard to the list of people from the Hoosier state helping with Florida’s hurricane relief efforts.

The Fort Wayne Public Art Commission advanced a proposal on Wednesday for a new sculpture to recognize the Ukrainian refugees who fled their homes to escape the Russian invasion.

Gov. Holcomb stopped in the Summit City for the first time this year on Wednesday to speak at two different events regarding economic development in the area.

The Federal Reserve hiked interest rates yet again on Wednesday in an effort to slow inflation, but how exactly does that work?

The Astronomical Society in Lima, Ohio has set up a GoFundMe after thousands of dollars worth of equipment was stolen from an area observatory.

5-year-old Journey Bright is set to celebrate her 6th birthday this Friday in the hospital--still in a coma from a car crash in Steuben County last month that claimed the lives of her parents.

The Three Rivers Ambulance Authority (TRAA) Board officially approved a raise for full-time employees during its Wednesday meeting.

This week, the FDA approved a new rule that will allow adults with hearing loss to purchase hearing aids over the counter--which could cost consumers thousands of dollars less than prescription aids.

After a long journey from Virginia, 25 beagles once used for medical research have arrived in Fort Wayne for a chance at a better life.

An Ohio man says he’s trying to help his family in whatever way he can after a deadly crash in Steuben County claimed the lives of his loved ones.

During its Friday session, the Indiana House passed a bill that would give Hoosier taxpayers a $225 refund.

There’s a new exhibit at the Veterans National Memorial Shrine and Museum this summer with an 18-foot-long inflatable tank as the centerpiece.

The Allen County Commissioners responded on Friday after a federal judge said their plan to reduce overcrowding and remedy “inhumane” conditions at the Allen County Jail wasn’t good enough.

Several Allen County Public Library (ACPL) branches are now offering a lifeline to help reverse opioid overdoses.

U.S. Senator Todd Young says he intends to make security along the southern border a cornerstone of his campaign this year.

All eight U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds have now landed in Fort Wayne.

Volunteers with Soarin’ Hawk Rehabilitation were able to save a baby peregrine falcon who was inches away from the edge of Fort Wayne’s tallest building over the weekend.

A recent undercover investigation revealed that 32 beagles at a Mount Vernon laboratory are scheduled to be euthanized next week.

A petition seeks the reinstatement of the JROTC program leader at Huntington North High School following his dismissal for what he believes centered on “TikTok” videos of his students.

A southeast side development project in Fort Wayne that has been on hold for almost a year is now moving forward.

Gov. Eric Holcomb’s decision to veto a controversial bill that would put new restrictions in place regarding transgender students competing in grade school athletics has drawn condemnation from his fellow republicans.

Allen County commissioners held a public hearing Friday to get feedback on a feasibility study on the future of the Allen County Jail that they say is aging and overcrowded.

After more than three decades in local television news, a local TV legend signed off for the last time Tuesday evening.

The first Republican candidate has announced his intent to file for the state’s 82nd house district.

With new guidance from the FDA, hospitals are pivoting away from certain monoclonal antibody treatments that have been shown to not be effective against the omicron variant of COVID-19.

After years as a journeyman in the trades, Angola Grandfather Jim Thorne is reporting to a new supervisor; his grandson.