The Fort Wayne Police Department would like to update the release from July 21, 2025 with the following statement regarding yesterday's request for assistance in identifying a homicide victim.

Please read their statement below and contact Fort Wayne Police Department with any questions.

July 21, 2025 - The Ft. Wayne Police Department is asking for the public to assist with the identification of the victim of a homicide that occurred over the weekend.

CHICAGO FIRE FC FACES NEW YORK RED BULLS AT SOLDIER FIELD IN EASTERN CONFERENCE REMATCH

The Schaumburg Boomers scored in their first four visits to the plate en route to a series opening win over the Mississippi Mud Monsters at Wintrust Field on Tuesday night by a final of 8-5.

Theatre at the Center in Munster was transformed into a Catholic school classroom on July 20, 2025, when Liz Cloud as “Sister” took the stage wearing the full habit of the old-school nun in the one-woman show, Late Nite Catechism. The show, celebrating its 32nd anniversary, was written by Vickie Quade and Maripat Donovan. This nostalgic comedy involves lots of audience interaction, so no two shows are the same.

Theater fans will be engrossed in an experimental play currently being presented by TUTA Theatre in Chicago.

Tourists and Chicago residents looking for an exciting view of The Windy City will want to plan an outing on Big Bus Tours.

**** Highly Recommended  New at Chicago Shakespeare this summer - Circus Abyssinia Ethiopian Dreams, created by brothers Mehari “Bibi” Tesfamariam and Binyam “Bichu” Shimellis. Instead of a three-ring extravaganza, complete with lions, tigers and elephants, we saw individual and group demonstrations of strength, balance, and agility, all done to joyful rhythmic music which seemed to require clapping in time. This is a treat for any circus lover and a great show for the family. 4 BIG Spotlights

After the GCSC Board of Trustees voted to retain Proximity Learning to supply virtual teachers, the District is sharing details of the plan to address the national teacher shortage.

Shirley Heinze Land Trust and the St. Joseph County Soil & Water Conservation District are hosting this free 1-day training event for teachers, educators, and community partners involved with the City of South Bend's urban tree canopy initiative.

Applications close soon, though, so don't miss your chance to show off your garden's native plants and receive an official plaque celebrating your commitment to supporting native habitat.