A group called the Coordinating Committee, Burmese American Community of Fort Wayne has sent this letter to Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry:

Indiana State Police said nearly $10,000 dollars were found in the trunk.

The Indiana Department of Transportation Fort Wayne District has scheduled a public hearing for the proposed design plans for added travel lanes on Indiana 14 at West Hamilton Road.

Bridge work will be done over the Maumee River.

Novae Corp. will invest more than $3.4 million to purchase, renovate and equip an 88,000-square-foot facility to grow its Sure-Trac Enclosed trailer division.

“We love the idea of connecting all of Fort Wayne to a better quality of life,” said Pat Miller, co-founder of Vera Bradley.

City Utilities crews have completed repair work of the water main break on Taylor Street and the street has reopened.

The teachers have scheduled a meeting at Anthis Career Center on Wednesday.

Troopers will work the entire stretch of the Indiana Toll Road from Illinois to Ohio.

The $2 million contribution is the second largest ever made to the university by an individual, and the university will recognize the generosity by naming the building the Wilfred Uytengsu, Sr. Center.

"I am reminded again that our community conversation about tolerance and understanding must be an ongoing one."

He also has served as the chairman of the board of directors of the Greater Fort Wayne Chamber of Commerce, chairman of the annual fundraising campaign and board of directors for the United Way, and chairman of the Indiana Telephone Association, among other volunteer efforts.

"Like this year's theme of 'Green Starts Here,' Fort Wayne's Great American Cleanup starts with volunteers like you who give just a few hours of time to make a noticeable difference in our community," Mayor Tom Henry said.

The Allen County Board of Commissioners today approved an agreement with White’s Residential and Family Services to operate a foster home for juveniles at Kryder House and to use Yoder House as a regional office for the non-profit agency.

Friday’s Weekender in The Journal Gazette is packed with ideas, including movie reviews and local events. Here’s a taste.

“Youth and young adults are self-medicating themselves with deadly mixtures of prescription drugs and alcohol”, said Huntington Police Chief S. Tom Emely.