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In January 2023, the Attorney General's office reached out to Lauren Richwine, saying it had received a complaint that she was engaged in the unauthorized practice of funeral services.
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Who & What: June 23, 2026
Braun asks utility regulators to reconsider AES rate increase. Fort Wayne death doula wins challenge to state restrictions. Federal order keeps two aging coal plants running through mid-September.
Who & What: June 22, 2026
Republicans gather in Fort Wayne Saturday to select their nominees for statewide office. Governor Mike Braun declares a state of disaster emergency for sixty-three Indiana counties following severe storms. A federal judge has orders ICE to release Palestinian and Muslim leader, Salah Sarsour.
Who & What: June 19, 2026
We know you’re out honoring Juneteenth’s legacy of freedom and the end of slavery in the United States. Who & What will be back on Monday June 22nd.
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Touted by law enforcement as a necessary and helpful tool, others worry about creeping surveillance and data sharing with federal agencies. -
County historian Randy Harter and local documentarian Dan Baker have just published a book titled Lindenwood Cemetery: Fort Wayne. -
Councilman Russ Jehl pulled two of his three resolutions that he said would increase accountability around the data center. The third resolution to establish a "quality of life" task force was tabled until July.
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New data from United Way shows 38% of Indiana households earn above the federal poverty line but still can't afford basic necessities like housing, childcare and food. -
Indiana became the third state to win a federal waiver to consolidate some federal education funds and change how much academic results count in its high school ratings. -
Former Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard's campaign for secretary of state is nearing the signature threshold to appear on the November ballot.
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The Fort Wayne Philharmonic Chorus was joined by the DePaul University Concert Choir from Chicago, and pianist Jon Kimura Parker -
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In partnership with The Landing, Live and Local will once again showcase some of the region’s most exciting local talent in a celebration of music, community, and summer. This year’s concerts begin May 29th. They will continue the last Friday of each month May through September.
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