The media asks questions of Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry and City Controller Pat Roller about the financial side of the City's proposed move to Renaissance Square.

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The media asks questions of Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry and City Controller Pat Roller about the financial side of the City's proposed move to Renaissance Square.

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Fort Wayne City Controller Pat Roller's presentation of the financial side of the City's proposed move to Renaissance Square.

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Mayor Tom Henry's Introduction to Fort Wayne City Controller Pat Roller's presentation on the financial side of the City's proposed move to Renaissance Square.

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Fort Wayne City Councilwoman Liz Brown talks about the Commissioner's Renaissance presentation at the end of the Regular Session of the July 14, 2009, City Council meeting.

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Second part of the Allen County Commissioner's Renaissance Square presentation delivered on July 14, 2009.

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The Allen County Commissioner's gave a presentation to Mayor Tom Henry and City officials concerning the purchase of Renaissance Square. The video clip begins with City Controller Pat Roller answering some questions about the City's plans.

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Interviews after the Northeast Indiana Passenger Rail Assocation's public meeting on July 9, 2009, at the Baker Street Station. Interviews include: INDOT Commissioner Michael W. Reed, Lima Ohio Mayor David Berger, and Geoff Paddock, NIPRA Board Member.

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INDOT Commissioner Michael W. Reed announces commitment by INDOT and Governor Mitch Daniels to a "South Route" for passenger rail service which will run through Fort Wayne, Indiana. This was at a meeting of the Northeast Indiana Passenger Rail Association (NIPRA) on July 9, 2009, at the Baker Street Train Station.

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A rally was held on July 9, 2009 on the Allen County Courthouse Green in protest of President Barack Obama's proposed healthcare legislation. The featured speaker was former US Congressman David McIntosh.

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Mayor Tom Henry responds to two questions on the gaming referendum.

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Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry finishes answersing questions after his statement on the Indiana General Assembly's Special Session. The questions mainly concern the casino referendum and Light Lease issues.

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