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Local historian Karen Richards is getting down to business for the final installment of ARCH, Inc.’s annual lecture series with a look at some of Fort Wayne's most notable industrialists.
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Who & What: May 8, 2026
Humane Fort Wayne seeks “full justice” for dogs seized from puppy mill. Indiana high school athletes can now profit from NIL deals. Ahead of summer camp season, Hoosiers urged to stay safe around certain animals.
Who & What: May 7, 2026
A number of high-profile races in Allen County were decided by just a few votes. Braun adds Indiana gas tax suspension on top of sales tax break. Lilly unveils new genetic medicine facility in Lebanon LEAP District.
Who & What: May 6, 2026
Allen County election results slow to come in, show tight totals in key races. Indiana's third congressional district incumbent Marlin Stutzman easily defeated challenger Jon Kenworthy. High-ranking Indiana Sen. Holdman knocked off by Trump-endorsed challenger Blake Feichter.
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The move is expected to save Hoosier motorists 59.3 cents a gallon for the next month. -
The incumbent Republican gathered over 60 percent of the vote to face Democrat Kelly Thompson in November. -
Allen County election results slow to come in, show tight totals in key races with recounts possibleThe switch to vote centers delayed the usually-speedy election returns. But county officials said voters were happy with the ease and locations of the vote centers.
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The Miami Nation of Indians of Indiana and baseball fans celebrated Native American culture and history in the stadium. -
Indiana businesses can get up to $100,000 in tax credits to help pay for workers' childcare under a new law that marks one of Republican leaders' first responses to a spiraling childcare crisis. -
Lilly will produce next generation medicines on the campus, including for weight management, obesity and heart disease.
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