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Boyfriend convicted of murder in 2024 fatal stabbing of well-known local attorney (opens the original)
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The Allen Superior Court jury needed just 30 minutes to convict 62-year-old Charles Calvert of murder in connection to the fatal 2024 stabbing of well-known local attorney Marcia Linsky. Linsky was found dead on the kitchen floor of her home in Grabill. Calvert claimed she attacked him with a knife, but Allen County Sheriff's Department officers reported that there were signs of a struggle, evidence had been staged, and Calvert had cleaned himself up before calling 911. The trial took about thre
Voter registration deadline Oct. 5 (opens the original)
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Monday, Oct. 5 is the last day to register to vote, which can be done online or at your county clerk's office. And with Election Day just about a month away, early voting will begin on Tuesday, Oct. 6 at your county clerk's office or designated satellite locations. In Allen County, voters can cast their ballots early in the Rousseau Center lobby Mondays through Fridays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. until Oct. 23. Additional locations and times will be added after Oct. 23 and continuing through election
Allen County Sheriff seeks the termination of veteran deputy (opens the original)
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Allen County Sheriff Troy Hershberger is requesting permission to fire veteran police officer Cpl. Ben Fries over comments around officer-involved shootings. Hired in 2011, Fries is currently a patrol supervisor and member of the SWAT team. In December 2024, Fries shot and killed an armed 51-year-old Huntertown man. After an investigation by the Indiana State Police and the Allen County Prosecutor's Office, the shooting was found to be justified. Fries shot the man, a Navy veteran named Jeffrey
Allen County Health Department investigating potential measles exposure at Fort Wayne Zoo (opens the original)
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The number of measles cases in northeast Indiana, as reported to the Indiana Department of Health, continues to climb. And the Allen County Department of Health warns of possible measles exposure at the Fort Wayne Zoo over the weekend. Visitors to the zoo were possibly exposed to the highly contagious virus sometime Sunday, Sept. 27, between 11:30 and 5 p.m. Those at the Zoo during those times are urged to check their measles, mumps and rubella, or MMR, vaccination status. They should also pay a
Allen County has first documented measles case in 2026 (opens the original)
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The Allen County Health Department confirmed one case of measles Thursday afternoon. Officials say the patient is an unvaccinated minor who is stable and recovering. The confirmation is part of an investigation conducted with the Indiana Department of Health. Two cases were confirmed Wednesday in Adams County. The IDOH has identified at least 18 cases now around the state, most of which have been concentrated in Switzerland and Wayne counties in southeast Indiana. Allen County Health Department
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