How will climate change affect Indiana farms?
Meteorologist Greg Shoup warns farmers about rising temperatures and extreme weather.
Downtown (46802)
Zip Code: 46802 The urban center of northeast Indiana, Downtown Fort Wayne is a meeting place where the city's three rivers converge, and where people from all walks of life come together by streets, bike paths, riverboats, and bus stops. Here, residents enjoy the perks of urban living in historic houses dating back to the Canal Era or modern lofts. Stroll the streets, and you'll find dozens of local bars, eateries, and boutiques; a vibrant arts campus; and America's best minor league baseball experience—all within walking distance.
#PeopleofNEI: Albert, the dancer
"You don’t often see dancers that look like me in Fort Wayne, but it’s important."
Why the top classical Indian musicians come to Fort Wayne
The rising popularity of northeast Indiana's traditional Indian concerts.
Creative outlets advance gender equity
Two Fort Wayne organizations are helping women influence the art scene and beyond.
Growing interest in a local food network
The regional fight to reverse the effects of Indiana's "get big, or get out" farming rhetoric.
The ‘pink wave’ is rising in northeast Indiana
A volunteer group is getting local women more involved in politics, public life, and civil conversations.
Sounds of Success: Music program inspires student interest
How the gift of music keeps middle schoolers attentive and invested in classwork.
Regional studies advance preventive healthcare
Local researchers are collecting groundbreaking data on cardiology and teen mental health.
New generations signal changing times for Allen County nonprofits
As Baby Boomers phase out of organizations, their successors are filling positions for fewer years.
Connecting people, ideas, and funding for impactful change
Fort Wayne SOUP events give smaller, neighborhood-level projects a chance to spread their wings.
