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Fort Wayne police investigate a second fatal shooting on the same south-side block in two days, raising concerns about neighborhood safety, while a Marion man faces felony charges for child pornography and voyeurism. City officials warn of potential flooding due to cooler temperatures and heavy rain, as Indiana Republicans select Max Engling as their secretary of state nominee.

Fort Wayne police are investigating two separate shootings in southeast and northwest areas of the city, with one resulting in a fatality, while a major crash on I-69 near Markle leaves two injured and a missing 12-year-old boy is found safe. Also, Max Engling wins Indiana GOP secretary of state nomination over Diego Morales at the Grand Wayne Convention Center.

Fort Wayne traffic chaos hits I-69 near Markle with a major crash closing southbound lanes, while police seek tips on a battery suspect and a hit-and-run leaves no leads. The city also hosts the Indiana Republican Party’s state convention as a motorcyclist dies in an Ohio crash and a shooting leaves one injured.

Fort Wayne: A man was found dead after a possible hit-and-run on the east side, prompting an ongoing police investigation. City councilmembers criticized Mayor Tucker’s response to their homeless center proposal, while a $50,000 Powerball winner in Mishawaka and updates on water management and school leadership changes rounded out the news.

Fort Wayne residents should be aware of the EF-1 tornado damage in Bishir’s neighborhood and the recent fatal crash in Steuben County involving a 17-year-old. The city also saw progress with the Bluffton Road bridge completion and a local councilman’s arrest, while the potential arrival of F-35A jets at the 122nd Fighter Wing could impact the local economy.

Fort Wayne City Councilman Scott Myers is in rehab after being arrested for drunk driving in Jasper County, sparking debates about accountability. Severe weather warnings and a critical City Council vote on Flock Safety's contract are among the key issues highlighted in today's update.

Fort Wayne: A motorcyclist died in a crash near the southern I-469 interchange on I-69, while a crash at Vance and Hobson intersection left children with critical injuries. City officials face debate over Google's data center proposals as three council bills aim to address its community impact.

Fort Wayne residents were reminded of the power of community after a dramatic rescue on Gaywood Drive and a high-speed pursuit in Montpelier. The city also celebrated Juneteenth with “The Black (Tee) Party” and faces a city council debate on license plate reader use.

Fort Wayne experienced three EF-1 tornadoes in Huntington County and a damaging fire in southeast Fort Wayne, while an Uber crash sparked safety concerns. GermanFest volunteers are preparing for the annual event, and the city awarded $40,000 in mini grants to local groups.

Fort Wayne police are investigating a serious Uber crash that left a car engulfed in flames with no injuries reported, while city officials address concerns over Flock cameras near the Byron Health Center. Mayor Tucker announced $40,000 in mini grants for community groups, and the Indiana FOP voted no confidence in Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears.