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Fort Wayne City Council Cuts More Than $8.6 Million from 2026 Budget
The approved reductions and project decisions directly affect trail development, riverfront work, southeast planning and neighborhood infrastructure for city residents.
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Fort Wayne Zoning Amendments and 'a LOT to LOVE 2026' Initiative Target Housing Supply
Zoning changes effective November 7, 2025, and the sale of discounted city-owned lots under the 'a LOT to LOVE 2026' program are intended to support additional housing units for Fort Wayne residents.
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Fort Wayne Tech Meetups Connect Workers, Job Seekers With AI Opportunities
Local groups and recurring events offer direct paths to networking and skill-building for IT and AI professionals in the city.
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Fort Wayne Hosts Festivals, Concerts, Shows July 16-19
Several local festivals, concerts and shows are set for July 16 through 19.
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Fort Wayne's Best Spots for Fresh, Whole Foods Revealed
From longtime co-ops to meal-prep specialists, local spots are helping residents make nutritious choices a daily habit.
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Fort Wayne Stormwater Fee: What You Need to Know
Fort Wayne City Council approved a new stormwater management fee starting January 2027. Here's how the utility bill change will affect your monthly costs and what it funds.
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Fort Wayne Council Delays Homeless Center Vote Until September 2026
The five-to-three party-line decision pushes the funding vote to September 2026 while the city collects resident comments on the project and related federal spending plans.
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