Jeremy Masukevich joined FOX 55 News in January 2020 as a Multi-Media Journalist.
Jeremy Masukevich joined FOX 55 News in January 2020 as a Multi-Media Journalist.
Jeremy is from the Chicago-land suburb of Fox River Grove, Illinois.
He graduated from Ball State University in July 2019, with a dual-degree in Journalism News and Telecommunications.
At Ball State, Jeremy was a reporter, anchor and producer for Newslink Indiana.
He was also a reporter for The Ball State Daily News.
In his free time, Jeremy likes to watch and participate in athletic events, primarily basketball. He also loves to go snowboarding.
Jeremy’s mother is the youngest of 11 siblings, so he also spent a lot of time with my extended family in the Chicago-land area.
Jeremy supports all things Chicago when it comes to sports, so he is a fan of the Bears, Bulls and Cubs.
This will be Jeremy’s first time living away from Illinois besides the time he spent at BSU.
Jeremy is looking forward to getting to know Fort Wayne and discovering what makes the Summit City unique from other places he’s lived in the past.
He has heard Fort Wayne described as a small city with big-city amenities and he wants to get a glance at what that looks like for himself.
If you have any story ideas for Jeremy feel free to email him: jmasukevich@wfft.com
Fort Wayne food pantries are seeing more people in need during the COVID-19 shutdown.
The challenge provides recommendations on how community members can; spend time with family, be active, support local business, experience art, plan for the future, and celebrate Fort Wayne all while abiding by the stay-at-home order
Angel’s Bakery and Cafe made the announcement on Facebook that the restaurant will be closing indefinitely on April, 1.
Beginning March 27, the Indiana National Guard is serving 72 hours at Community Harvest distributing meals to the Fort Wayne community.
While it may be a disruption to students, professors in Fort Wayne are using the transition to online-only classes as an opportunity for growth.
Some Fort Wayne residents took to grocery stores in search of items they were unable to find last week. Hundreds of others in Fort Wayne were able to receive a free meal provided by Umi Seafood and Sushi.
EACS estimates around 35,000 meals were provided for students throughout the day.
Fort Wayne Police Department Sgt. Sofia Rosales-Scatena wants to ensure the Fort Wayne community that they will still have access to essentials such as groceries and healthcare, and FWPD will remain to provide the protection the community needs.
On March 17, USF made the decision to take an online classes only approach for the rest of the semester and that all students will have to leave residence halls before Sunday, March 22, by 5 p.m.
Nine new Indiana patients have been diagnosed with the COVID-19 Coronavirus, bringing the total across the state to 39 as of Wednesday.
