In a continuing effort to slow the spread of novel coronavirus (COVID-19), Governor Eric J. Holcomb has announced additional efforts.
The governor and other state officials will conduct a COVID-19 briefing . . .
Allen County health officials want to remind the community that as cases of COVID-19 increase throughout state, they will continue to hear about local exposures to the virus.
Allen County currently has . . .
City Utilities is at the forefront of public health by providing safe and clean drinking water to our customers. Partnering with our colleagues in the public safety departments and the Board of Health, . . .
As coronavirus continues an unprecedented spread throughout the U.S., public concern is growing. Businesses have employees working from home. High schools and universities have closed. Large public . . .
Mayor Tom Henry today led a news conference to highlight and reiterate the community’s preparation and readiness to respond to COVID-19. Mayor Henry was joined by Allen County Department of Health . . .
The DNR’s Division of State Parks recently honored volunteers, partners and employees for their commitment to conserve, manage and interpret resources while creating memorable experiences for everyone. . . .
E-scooters are returning to Fort Wayne, and this year they will be joined by pedal bikes that can also be rented for short trips.
Veo, a shared mobility company based in Chicago, today released 300 e-scooters . . .
Governor Eric J. Holcomb today announced additional steps the state is taking to help Hoosiers who are impacted by the novel coronavirus COVID-19 to reduce the spread of the virus. As of noon today, . . .
Effective at the end of the school day today, ALL FWCS buildings will be closed to students until at least Monday, April 13, as requested by the Fort Wayne-Allen County Department of Health as a result . . .
Given the continued spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) and multiple confirmed cases within the diocese, the Catholic Schools Office has announced the closing of all our 43 Catholic Schools within . . .
Governor Eric J. Holcomb today announced additional steps the state will take to reduce the spread of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in Indiana. As of noon today, the state has 12 Hoosiers who have tested . . .
