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Senior day celebrations taking place for Saint Francis men’s and women’s basketball teams at the Hutzell Athletic Center on Saturday.

With a dominating win, 87-52, the Generals win over South Side in your Highlight Zone Game of the Week.

Columbia City looking to put a wrench in some title hopes for New Haven as they travel to face the Bulldogs on Saturday night.

While on a historic run, we’re proud to present Manchester boys basketball as your Optimum Performance Sports Team of the Week!

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) — Teams were grappling for an SAC title today at Snider High School. By a close team score, Bishop Dwenger is your 2025 SAC champion. Individual winners are below: For class…

The South Side Archers have been on target all year long, they move to 11-3 with a 59-52 win over the Chargers in your Highlight Zone Game of the Week.

The Fort Wayne Police Department is celebrating after Detective Joseph Lyon informed staff that he had surpassed the $2 million mark in property recovered within the Property Crimes Division.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – The U.S. Military War Dogs made a stop in Fort Wayne on Friday as part of their national tour. The War Dogs started in 2018 as a baseball program aiming to raise funds and awareness for veterans with PTSD and other post-service issues. They work by taking their best military-affiliated players and competing against collegiate teams across the nation. Indiana Tech hosted the event at Warrior Field as the War Dogs took on the Northeast Kekiongas, which consists of mostly…

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – The Fort Wayne Urban League hosted a press conference Thursday to announce their initiative titled “Mothers for the Movement, Every Child Home Alive”. The initiative is working to develop training and language to educate youth about proper protocols when interacting with police and creating opportunities for local police to interact with the youth they are serving. The idea for this stemmed from seeing two Fort Wayne Police officers spend an hour with one of their power…

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) — The summit city has been the capital of Laser Tag since Thursday as a National Laser Tag Competition has attracted players from all over the world. Teams from cities including Fort Wayne, Indianapolis, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., Ann Arbor, and Madison have been competing alongside international teams from Gothenburg, Sweden; Brisbane and Hobart, Australia; and Frankfurt and Nuremberg, Germany. “I got…