Fort Wayne Champs ready to show skills at TBT
Fort Wayne Champs ready to show skills at TBT Glenn Marini Published: July 12, 2017, 6:02 pm Updated: July 12, 2017, 6:47 pm FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – For the third year in a row former Mad Ants are teaming up to prove they’re the best on the basketball court and boost their bank accounts. The Basketball Tournament, or the “TBT” for short, is a 5-on-5 single elimination basketball tournament that has drawn interest from a number of professional players over the years. This year..>> view originalSouth Bend Code School expanding to Goshen, Fort Wayne
SOUTH BEND — South Bend Code School is expanding to Goshen and Fort Wayne in an effort to expose more youths to coding.In partnership with Downtown Goshen Inc. and Start Fort Wayne, the for-profit school will offer its entry-level “Jumpstart Web Development” course to teens in both locations later this summer.Students will learn the fundamentals of web development and design (including three coding languages), build websites, visit a major tech company and gain exposure to career opportunities ..>> view originalTatis leads Fort Wayne to 8-1 win over Burlington
BURLINGTON, Iowa (AP) -- Fernando Tatis hit two home runs and drove in five runs, as the Fort Wayne TinCaps defeated the Burlington Bees 8-1 on Wednesday.Tatis hit a solo shot in the first inning off Andrew Vinson and then hit a grand slam in the seventh off Ronnie Glenn. Buddy Reed doubled twice and singled, scoring two runs in the win.Fort Wayne right-hander Pedro Avila (4-1) picked up a quality start and the win after allowing one run on four hits over six innings. Opposing starter Vinson (5..>> view originalWoman shot inside home, police searching for suspect
Fort Wayne police investigate a shooting at a house in the 4500 block of Smith Street on July 13, 2017. FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – A woman was shot early Thursday morning while inside a home on the city’s southeast side, according to the Fort Wayne Police Department. The shooting was reported at 4504 Smith Street around 12:39 a.m. FWPD Spokesman Officer Chris Felton said someone fired several shots towards the home. A woman in a front room was hit by at least one bullet. She was ta..>> view originalKomets re-sign Cody Sol, Garrett Bartus
FORT WAYNE, Ind. – The Komets announced Wednesday that Cody Sol has agreed to terms and will return for his fourth season patrolling the Fort Wayne blue line. Sol (Sole), 26, completed the 2016-17 campaign scoring career highs of seven goals and 24 points in 56 games while leading the Komets for his third straight year in penalty minutes with 162. Sol contributed a goal and four points appearing in all 10 playoff games. “Cody Sol represents totally what it means to be a Komet,” Fort Wayne g..>> view originalRunner to cross the nation to fight addiction
Police said the victim sustained non-life threatening injuries but its unclear if she was the target or perhaps someone else in the home.>> view originalThe rise and fall of working from home
Last year, Richard Laermer decided to let his employees work from home on a regular basis. “We hire adults, they shouldn’t be tied to the office five days a week,” said Laermer, who owns a New York-based public relations firm. “I always assumed that you can get your work done anywhere, as long as you actually get it done.” kAm%FC?D @FE[ 96 H2D HC@?8]k^Am ..>> view originalIncome tax debate civil, mostly, say councilmen
Despite their opposing ideologies about whether to raise Allen County's income tax rate, several members of the Fort Wayne City Council agree that the process was mostly dignified and civil. At the end of Tuesday's City Council meeting, Councilman Russ Jehl, R-2nd, praised constituents who took advantage of the opportunity to express their opinion on whether a tax increase was appropriate. After two weeks of public testimony and discussion, the City Council approved a 0.13 percent income tax ..>> view originalWheat output is looking better than analysts had feared
The situation for the U.S. wheat crop is starting to look less dire. Domestic production of all varieties will be bigger than analysts expected, a U.S. Department of Agriculture report showed. The agency boosted its outlook for the winter-wheat harvest from a June estimate and said that output for spring varieties, while down from last year, will be bigger than the average analyst estimate in a Bloomberg survey. kAm(962..>> view originalWhat ending Illinois's record budget impasse means for Chicago
Bloomberg News AMTRAK SAFETY Amtrak locomotives sit parked at the 18th Street locomotive shop as the Willis Tower stands in the skyline of Chicago, Ill. Posted: Thursday, July 13, 2017 7:02 am What ending Illinois's record budget impasse means for Chicago Bloomberg News fwbusiness.com | 0 comments Illinois enacted a full-year budget for the first time in more than two years,..>> view original
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