Good morning, Fort Wayne.

The Christian Motorcyclists Association held its Freedom Flight event on July 4th to honor veterans by organizing a ceremonial ride that united local supporters—who joined in the tribute—to recognize the sacrifices made by veterans.

The group plans to continue similar celebrations in the future.

On July 4, a Christian motorcycle group released a dove named Freedom Flight at the Veterans National Memorial Shrine and Museum in Fort Wayne as a symbol of peace during its third annual Independence Day ceremony—an event open to the public and marking a continued tradition.

A serious crash occurred Friday morning at East Pontiac and Reed Street when a pickup truck flipped against a home and a car suffered heavy damage, injuring a woman with life-threatening injuries and a man with non-life-threatening injuries—police said speed and alcohol contributed as the Fatal Accident Crash Team closed the intersection and the Red Cross helped displaced residents.

An SUV crashed into a unit of the Swinney Park Place Apartments early Friday when the driver lost control on W.

Jefferson Blvd, hit a small tree and drove nearly completely into the building; no one was injured and investigators did not suspect alcohol played a role.

Krueckeberg Auction & Realty is hosting the Three Rivers Festival Bankruptcy Auction online after the festival board filed for bankruptcy, with bidding running until Aug.

6 for items such as memorabilia, folding tables, office supplies, trailers & more.

Fort Wayne police raided the home of Darrell Christopher Littlejohn (47) at 1223 Park Avenue on July 3 after his arrest during a traffic stop and recovered a shotgun, three handguns, 120.9 grams of cocaine, and 598.6 grams of marijuana.

I&M is helping Fort Wayne residents save energy this summer by offering a free online Energy Checkup and a home visit for income-qualified customers to check for drafts, repair air conditioner issues, and improve attic ventilation—these steps can lower cooling bills and keep homes comfortable.

At Parkview Field on July 3, 8,852 fans watched the Fort Wayne TinCaps defeat the Lansing Lugnuts 2-0 as Miguel Mendez pitched six innings with nine strikeouts.

Leo De Vries and Ryan Jackson drove in key runs that improved the team's record to 8-4.

Social Distortion Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — Clyde Theatre — Starting at $49.50 — Experience the legendary LA punk band Social Distortion with their iconic sound and heartfelt lyrics.

Fort Wayne TinCaps vs Quad Cities River Bandits

1-4 p.m. — Parkview Field — Family friendly fun — Enjoy a lively baseball game between the TinCaps and River Bandits at the award-winning Parkview Field.

Ryan Hamilton Live Stand-Up

7:00 – 8:30 PM — Summit City Comedy Club — Tickets required — Enjoy a unique comedic perspective from the rising star of the New York stand-up scene.

heART IN THE PARK with heART OF THE CITY

10 AM – 5 PM — Freimann Square — Free entry — Explore a vibrant art market showcasing local artists and their creative works.

Co-Headlining Concert: The Wood Brothers & St. Paul & The Broken Bones

7-8:30 p.m. — Sweetwater Performance Pavilion — Tickets available — Experience a night of soulful music featuring two dynamic bands in a beautiful venue.

Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — Embassy Theatre — Tickets required — Experience the Grammy-winning artist Jason Isbell playing his heartfelt, critically acclaimed songs live.

The Unteachables Stand-Up Comedy Show

7:00-8:30 p.m. — Summit City Comedy Club — Check event page for pricing — Experience a night of laughter with comedians who embrace their unconventional teaching methods.

Rock & Roar at the Fort Wayne Zoo

6:30-9:30 p.m. — Fort Wayne Zoo — Ticket required — Experience live music from local bands while enjoying the zoo’s vibrant atmosphere.

Comedy and Magic with Eric Eaton

7-8:30 p.m. — Summit City Comedy Club — Tickets available — Enjoy an evening of comedy and magic from award-winning performer Eric Eaton.

42nd Annual Old Fort Mustangers Mustang & Ford Show

8 AM – 3 PM — Bob Thomas Ford — $15 preregistration, $20 day of — Showcasing Ford-powered vehicles with prizes and free admission for spectators.