Good morning, Fort Wayne.

Cancer Services of Northeast Indiana is hosting a Ribbon Walk on May 2 to support local families affected by cancer.

The event will bring community members together in Fort Wayne to share in hope and support.

Two Fort Wayne natives will invest $9.5 million to build an 80-room hotel at 1661 S.

Phoenix Parkway in southeast Fort Wayne, aided by a 10-year tax abatement plan. Construction will begin in August + finish by the end of next year.

KANSAS and 38 Special will perform at Foellinger Theatre on Friday, July 10 in Fort Wayne; general tickets go on sale Friday, March 13 at 10 a.m. (Pre-sale tickets are available on Thursday using code MAMMOTH.)

Northwest Allen County Schools will tell the school board this spring about a plan to finance over $14 million in building upgrades for 11 schools through 2030, covering pavement, roof, chiller and boiler replacements.

The proposal aims to tackle aging facilities while managing tight budgets.

Storm Team 55 in Fort Wayne uses the TOR:CON tool — a 0-to-10 scale that shows tornado risk within 50 miles — to help residents understand severe weather risks.

The tool makes clear that lower numbers do not ensure safety while higher numbers do not guarantee a tornado.

Indiana Senate Enrolled Act 91 lets six counties continue syringe service programs with new restrictions — including county residency requirements and set-backs on sites near schools — as Gov. Braun declines to sign; the bill will become law Monday unless vetoed.

Indiana BMV asks drivers to check their tires and avoid flooded roads as part of Severe Weather Preparedness Week (BMV branches are open as safe spots during rain and flash floods).

Indiana lawmakers signed a bill to allow a $500 million casino resort in Allen, DeKalb or Steuben counties, pending a November referendum.

State Sen. Justin Busch said local officials support the project and casino operators may submit bids by Dec. 1 & further discussions will follow.

The TinCaps will bring back their Pregame Concert Series (presented by Honeywell Arts and Entertainment) at Parkview Field’s center field amphitheater before select Thirsty Thursday home games from mid-May to August, with free live music beginning at 6:05 p.m. There is no extra cost for fans to join the shows.

The TinCaps are hosting the Pregame Concert Series — presented by Honeywell Arts and Entertainment — at Parkview Field’s center field amphitheater from mid-May through August before select Thirsty Thursday home games, featuring six local bands and drink specials with no extra cost.

Akropolis Reed Quintet Performance

7:00 – 8:30 PM — Pearl Street Arts Center — Ticketed event — Experience the sonically daring Akropolis Reed Quintet in a captivating performance of new works.

BANDemonium

8 PM — Baker Street Centre/C2G Music Hall — $10 — Enjoy an eclectic night of local music featuring Sun.Dyle, Neighborhood Strays, Sahara, and Mom Wagon.

Mojo Brookzz Comedy Show

6-10 p.m. — Summit City Comedy Club — Tickets from $74 — Get ready for an unforgettable night filled with laughter.

Mojo Brookzz Comedy Show

6-10 p.m. — Summit City Comedy Club — Tickets from $74 — Experience the humor of Mojo Brookzz live on stage for a night of unforgettable laughter.

2026 NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Quarterfinals and Semifinals

12 p.m. — Allen County War Memorial Coliseum — Ticket prices vary — Witness thrilling college basketball action in the heart of Fort Wayne.

Josh Firestine Stand-Up Comedy Show

7-10 p.m. — Summit City Comedy Club — Tickets required — Enjoy an evening of laughs with Tacoma's own comedic talent, Josh Firestine.

USPA 2026 Northeast Regionals Powerlifting Competition

11 AM – 8 PM — Renegade Strength and Performance LLC — Registration required — Compete for state, national, and world records in powerlifting.

Footloose Musical

2-6 p.m. — Arts United Center — Tickets from $101 — Experience the energy of the classic musical Footloose live in Fort Wayne.

The Fell featuring Billy Sheehan

7 p.m. — Sweetwater — Starting at $25 — Experience the arena-sized energy of modern rock as The Fell hits the stage with Billy Sheehan.

Spring Craft Bazaar at Allen County Fairgrounds

9 a.m.-2 p.m. — Allen County Fairgrounds — Free entry — Experience unique finds from over 90 local vendors with food, raffles, and more.