Rosa Salter Rodriguez
Reporter Rosa Salter Rodriguez has nearly 50 years of experience at newspapers in Pennsylvania and Indiana. She has worked at The Journal Gazette since 2004, covering medical and health issues and land use and development issues.
rsalter@jg.net | 260-461-8553
Stories by Rosa Salter Rodriguez
Riverfront rezone bid advances
Riverfront development will continue and new housing for students attending Purdue Fort Wayne may result from Fort Wayne Plan Commission...
September 21, 2021 1:00 am
Next Omnibus lectures lined up
The free Omnibus speaker series at Purdue University Fort Wayne will include Monica Lewinsky.
September 21, 2021 1:00 am
Riverfront zoning change progresses
Riverfront development will continue and new housing for students attending Purdue Fort Wayne may result from Fort Wayne Plan Commission...
September 20, 2021 7:10 pm
Self-awareness 1st step to being better father, dads hear
For Jason Flyte of Fort Wayne, part of becoming a better father has been heading off to the shower right away when he gets home from...
September 19, 2021 1:00 am
2,700 participants start races
It takes more than a global pandemic to stop Joe Ensley and his family from participating in Fort Wayne's Fort4Fitness annual fitness...
September 19, 2021 1:00 am
- Development plans battle public, selves
- City sprouts new sculpture
- District OKs sewer transfer to city
- 2nd part of transfer agreement approved for water and sewer district
- New sculpture blooms outside Conservatory
- Lutheran building in Huntertown
- Lutheran breaks ground for Huntertown facility
- Free Positive cases dip in state, county
- 252 homes in 2 developments slated
- Two new Allen County housing developments proposed
- County sees virus cases, deaths rise
- Industrial development in works
- Large development planned for Pleasant Township
- Free DeKalb, Whitley in virus red zone
- Bass Road site eyed as future Ruoff base
- Free ICU beds in area district dwindle
- Tougher security quietly accepted
- 2 city venues report rising uncertainty
- Free County agency closing its lobby
- Coliseum increases parking costs
- Free County close to entering red zone
- Coliseum raising parking fees
- Businessman to seek Kruse's seat in Senate
- Local businessman announces run for senate
- Sell-your-house signs stir debate
- Family stories aplenty at celebration
- Taste of Arts serves as an introduction
- Arts United Center to get $3 million
- Arts United gets $3 million from Capital Improvement Board
- District OKs sewer assets going to city
- Marker to honor Huntington native and WWII codebreaker
- Free Surge prompts county advisory
- Free State cases push past 4,000
- E. Dupont Road shopping center approved
- Canopy for Bass station gets OK
- Manufacturer in New Haven seeks tax breaks
- Bass Road gas station gets needed canopy approval
- Parkview expanding reach
- Parkview revamping plans for southwest campus
- Free COVID cases in schools on rise
- County won't accept opioid deal
- Commissioners continue to opt out of opioid settlement
- Children's home amid big expansion project
- Free County sees dip in COVID cases
- Health provider shows its growth
- IU Health holds 'virtual' ribbon cuttings for local facilities
- Strong storms roll through area
- Storms leave trail of damage
- Free Lutheran, Parkview reinstate masks-for-all inside facilities
- Industrial buildings proposed near GM
- Parkview, Lutheran facilities have mask mandates in place
- Free Masks for all, FWCS decrees
- Free FWCS will require masks beginning Wednesday for students, staff
- Free Indiana sees daily case total hit 2,058
- 2 projects for about 300 homes proposed for Huntertown
- Huntertown area to see 2 more housing developments
- Ground broken on behavioral hospital
- Mystery project proposal submitted
- Ground broken for mental health, substance abuse treatment facility
- Riverfront plans taking next step
- Free County remains in yellow for virus
- County gets more housing project plans
- Plan commission will consider 2 housing developments
- Free Variant puts area in riskier territory
- 3 records set at 4-H auction
- Things get wild at county fair
- As usual, duck race fits the bill
- Unease as evictions ban ends
- County residents give input on plan
- County building permits shoot up