Allen County

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Since 1863, the award-winning Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette has been one of Northeast Indiana's most reliable and trusted news outlets, covering local and regional news stories, area obituaries, lifestyles and entertainment, diverse editorials, and high school, college, and major league sports highlights.

That's based on what he's heard could be in the works, but he declined to name any companies.

If so, it would continue a trend noted in this year's report that included Vera Bradley's headquarters move to almost 40,500 square feet in Electric Works and do it best 45,000 square foot expansion within Electric Works after acquiring True Value Hardware.

Several downtown properties owned by Allen County are poised to come onto the market in about 15 months.

When operations are consolidated in the new Allen County Jail on Meyer Road, Zacher said, they include the current jail, the Bud Meeks Criminal Justice Center, and the Allen County Community Corrections Building.

And in a sidebar titled At a Glance, the Zacher Company's 2026 office market report found vacancy rates vary significantly based on quality.

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This article by Devin Filchek of the Journal Gazette.

The Elm County Sheriff has asked for a corporal to be fired after reports he made violent and inappropriate comments included about a fatal shooting he was involved in.

Corporal Ben Freese, who has worked for the Allen County Sheriff's Department for 15 years, has allegedly made statements about violence and had unbecoming and immoral conduct, Sheriff Troy Hershberger said in the petition filed Monday with the Allen County Sheriff Merit Board.

The issues were reported by multiple co-workers and some community members.

Ben Freese is the son of Ken Freese, Allen County Councilmember and former sheriff.

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Since 1863, the award-winning Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette has been one of Northeast Indiana's most reliable and trusted news outlets, covering local and regional news stories, area obituaries, lifestyles and entertainment, diverse editorials, and high school, college, and major league sports highlights.

After that, we'll read from the perspective section, including letters to the editor and editorials.

After editorials, we'll read the TV listings for Saturday and Sunday, sports, and announcements.

The headlines from the front page of the Saturday, September 26th Journal-Gazette are Software Brings AI to County Schools Jury Rule Gunmen Guilty of Murder And Iran Proposes a Deal to Reopen the Strait of Hormuz in 7 Days Now, here's the first article.

Software Brings AI to County Schools Teachers say it helps learning.

Ashley Sloboda, The Journal-Gazette.

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The project's budget was expanded as some costs came in higher than expected, including the lowest construction bid coming to nearly two point five million dollars above the engineer's estimate.

Land acquisition cost eight hundred thousand more than budgeted.

Ritchie shared this information Thursday as she asked the Allen County Fort Wayne Capital Improvement Board, which manages local food and beverage tax revenue, for one million dollars.

That will help bring the project closer to its needed funding.

The bridge is estimated to cost more than twelve point three million dollars.

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An article by Sherry Slater.

Two of the state's 17 confirmed measles cases were in northeast Indiana as of Wednesday, according to the Indiana Department of Health.

The cases were reported in Adams County, directly south of Allen County and bordering Ohio.

Mindy Waldron, Allen County's Deputy Health Commissioner, said measles infections can and should be prevented.

She said vaccines protect you and those around you.

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That required refiling supporting documents, including testimony.

The consolidated rate would come in two phases of increases.

The first would raise Allen County rates by 3.2% for flat rate customers and 10.2% for those who are metered.

The second phase would further raise rates by 14% for flat rate customers and 22% for those who are metered, according to Aqua Indiana's website.

The increases would affect its markets differently because they all currently pay different rates.

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NACS Board Hears Budget, $118 Million Proposal, Cash Balance Praised.

This article is written for the Journal-Gazette by Ashley Sloboda.

Northwest Allen County Schools Expects a Healthy Cash Balance Report will help the district weather the effects of the state's property tax reform law.

Its chief financial officer told the board while presenting next year's proposed $118 million budget.

The board is expected to adopt the budget October 26th.

Were the five out of the 15 that responded.

And if you remember what we said, we knew Allen County did and we knew Marion County did.

But we didn't know the other three.

Some of these are the ones, yeah.

This is written by Lisa Green of the Journal-Gazette.

A 21-year-old man arrested in connection with the double homicide committed last week was booked into the Allen County Jail on Friday, Fort Wayne Police said.

Gary J. Morris III faces a murder charge after he was taken into custody Wednesday in Toledo, the Fort Wayne Police Department said in a news release.

The arrest follows a September night shooting in the 800 block of Buchanan Street, where police found two victims in the parking lot and sidewalk area, according to a probable cause affidavit written by Fort Wayne Police Officer Benjamin McDonald.

Similar footage from an August 3rd investigation showed Morris wearing the same pants seen in the shooting surveillance video from River Point townhomes, the affidavit said.

And Morris, it said, was seen on footage fleeing the scene, observed only hopping on his left leg.

Morris was booked Friday into the Allen County Jail.

And that concludes the news segment of the Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette for Saturday, September 19th.

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And if they do, what happens to us?

Judge Teaches Constitution at EACS by Ashley Sloboda of the Journal-Gazette.

Judge Wendy Davis gasped Thursday upon learning an 18-year-old East Allen County student was not registered to vote.

When you turn 18, how do you really uphold the Constitution as we the people, Davis asked, repeating the founding document's opening phrase, you go vote.

If you don't like our president right now, go vote.