Crews clean the debris after the June 29 storms.
The city of Fort Wayne announced Friday that the clean up for the severe storms that hit the city on June 29 is complete.
Insurance and tree removal companies have stayed busy helping homeowners clean-up the damage from June's storm. Both industries were bombarded with calls as
Since the storm on June 29, local and county officials have been working to apply for aid in cleaning up widespread damage. Property owners are urged to
Just a few hours after Julie McComb got power back at her north side home, another storm knocked it right back out.
Indiana Michigan Power said electricity has been restored to everyone affected by the storms on June 29 and July 5.
Crews in Paulding County, Ohio are still picking up the pieces after Friday’s storm. It’s been six days since folks in Payne have had electricity, but
Julie McComb was overjoyed when power in her Fort Wayne home came back on Thursday after it was out for six days.
People who receive food stamps are eligible to receive replacement food stamps for food loss related to the June 29 storm.
If you're still without power and need a cool place to stay, the Red Cross shelter is open in Fort Wayne.
H.O.P.E. for Animals is currently offering to help pet owners who may need to leave their home because of the power outage but can't take their pets with
The Fort Wayne food Truck, Jumby's Joint started handed out free food on Wednesday at the Red Cross Shelter at the First Assembly of God Church.
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Three debris dump sites to close
Power restoration gets final touches
Fee schedule returns to Biosolids site
