Taylor King

1 week ago | wane.com | Taylor King

ALLEN COUNTY, Ind. (WANE) – The Southwest Allen County Schools (SACS) Board of Trustees unanimously approved the appointment of Adam Swinford to be Homestead High School’s next principal on Tuesday. This follows the retirement of current principal Susan Summers, who will conclude her tenure at the end of the 2024-2025 school year. According to a press release from SACS, Swinford brings over 25 years of experience in public education.

1 week ago | wane.com | Taylor King

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – As Senate Bill 1 continues to be discussed at the statehouse, Northwest Allen County Schools (NACS) continue to wait and see what will be signed into law. WANE 15 spoke with NACS Superintendent Wayne Barker about how this version of the bill could affect NACS. “We are very concerned about what we are seeing,” said Barker. “This issue for us is we are more of a residential based tax base then any other school district probably almost in the state.

2 weeks ago | wane.com | Taylor King

AUBURN, Ind. (WANE) – If you love automotive history or history in general, you won’t want to miss the Henry Ford History Talk at the Early Ford V-8 Museum. Scott Campbell, Volunteer Historian and Henry Ford’s great-great nephew, stopped by WANE 15 to share about his relation to Ford and details on the Sunday talk series. You can see that in the interview above. The Early Ford V-8 Museum is located at 2181 Rotunda Drive, Auburn, IN.

3 weeks ago | wane.com | Taylor King

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – The baseline tariff President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday will affect businesses and organizations around Northeast Indiana. WANE 15 spoke with Jenna Anderson, the Director of Programs for the Northeast Indiana Early Childhood Coalition. She said inflation and state budget cuts are already tough on child care programs, adding this will send them to the brink. “We really can’t handle anymore,” said Anderson.

3 weeks ago | wane.com | Taylor King |Alyssa Ivanson

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – Regenia Frison-Jones is the 2025 Remarkable Woman of Northeast Indiana. She’s helped the youth within the community for over 20 years through countless organizations. Tuesday, the official announcement of this year’s winner played out during WANE 15’s First News. Regenia’s family and friends gathered to help congratulate her. Vera Bradley also donated a luggage set. Regenia Frison-Jones with friends and family, along with Wane 15 General Manager Tom Antisdel.