WOWOs Brian Davis interviews Mayor Tom Henry to recap 2020. Electric Works, racial justice and the COVID Pandemic defined 2020, but the city also completed a number of projects and now looks ahead to 2021
New reports say all the time and energy we spent wiping down everything in sight probably did little to stop the spread of the coronavirus. HealthCall’s Lee Kelso reports on what researchers now believe about the risk from desktops and[...]
Everyone can agree that it’s great two COVID vaccines are finally reaching healthcare workers, but what’s ahead could be confusing and chaotic. How will people with diabetes, high blood pressure and other risk factors be protected? Who goes first?
Indiana Governor, Eric Holcomb (R) joined "Fort Wayne's Morning News" following his unveiling of the 2021 "Next Level" agenda which highlighted several topics including education funding, and continued combative efforts with the coronavirus.
On this week's edition of "You Tell Me" Powered by All-American Stores, Kayla weighs in an interesting take on who should be prioritized in regards to the various COVID-19 vaccines rolling out.
In light of this holiday season, Kayla Blakeslee and Pat Miller had some fun on "Fort Wayne's Morning News" with a lyrical twist on a classic holiday song. Baby, Can't Go Outside... I really can't stay (But baby you can't[...]
Thursday during "Fort Wayne's Morning News" another BIG anonymous donation came in for "Penny Pitch 2020" and Ragz and Kayla immediately got ahold of Kent Castleman to let him know the good news for those in need through Crosswinds Counseling.
Bob Jones is the current actor for the City of Fort Wayne and the portrayal of "Mad Anthony Wayne" at The Old Fort and is moving on to play a different role, therefore leaving a role to fill. Kayla talked[...]
As the holiday season is in full force, travel is expected to be much lighter in traffic volume compared to years past. AAA's Molly Hart joined "Fort Wayne's Morning News" to discuss the differences in 2020 compared to years past.