Good morning, Fort Wayne.

American Legion Post 148 is hosting free haircuts and a clothing giveaway for local residents, offering essential services at its Fort Wayne location soon.

Fort Wayne United hosted 'A Breakfast for a Stronger Tomorrow' Tuesday to unite community members + organizations in a tribute to late Mayor Tom Henry and an awards presentation that celebrated their programs.

The event underscored efforts to build a stronger, safer city.

Amazon will hire 2,000 seasonal workers in Fort Wayne from October through December as part of 8,000 seasonal roles available statewide.

Full-time employees may earn $20 an hour and can receive benefits after January 1 if they work 30 or more hours a week.

McDonald's brought back its Halloween Boo Buckets (featuring Jafar, Ursula, Scar, Cruella, and Maleficent) on Tuesday, Oct.

20, adding a Disney-themed twist to Happy Meals. Customers at participating locations could choose burger or Chicken McNuggets options while supplies lasted.

The 11th annual Hobnobben Film Festival starts tomorrow at Cinema Center with 154 films + workshops and panel discussions running until Sunday, Oct.

25. Day passes cost $30 while VIP and deluxe options run up to $200.

At the Fort Wayne zoo, zookeepers served spooky squash treats Tuesday morning so a greater one-horned rhino, lemurs, and macaques could celebrate Halloween.

The event added a fun + festive twist to animal care.

Protect Allen County Coalition invites neighbors near Google’s Project Zodiac to a peaceful gathering on Oct.

25, 2-4 p.m. at 6501 Wayne Trace; residents will share concerns about air quality, wetlands, wildlife, and energy affordability as officials and company reps are welcome to attend.

The Public Works Division will activate a new traffic signal next week at the intersection of Covington Road and Covington Commons Drive (near Summit Grill and Mocha Lounge).

The signal will flash on Monday and run fully after the morning commute on Wednesday, so drivers should be mindful.

The Northeast Chapter of the American Red Cross in Fort Wayne received a $500,000 donation from the William J. and Bonnie L.

Hefner Foundation today to expand its Immunohematology Reference Laboratory, which supports testing for rare blood types and will be completed in 2027 (ensuring improved workflow and safety upgrades).

The Indiana State Police and DEA partner for a free, anonymous drug take back event from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at most ISP posts to safely dispose of expired medications + vape cartridges, while needles are not accepted.

The Indiana Department of Health reported 50 measles cases statewide as of Monday, with Adams, DeKalb and LaGrange counties each recording new increases.

Health officials stressed that vaccination remains the best protection for the community.

Transportation safety officials warn of increased crash risks as October marks National Pedestrian Safety Month with shorter days.

They urge Fort Wayne drivers to slow down and yield at crosswalks and advise pedestrians to use sidewalks and reflectors (for better visibility) to help protect lives.