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Northeast Indiana Now: October 10, 2024
Suspects in '75 Noble County murder found guilty. A new report focuses on keeping people with disabilities in the workplace. Three Indiana school districts will have referenda on the November ballot.
Northeast Indiana Now: October 10, 2024
Fort Wayne is installing two new EV charging stations. A constitutional amendment is on the November ballot in Indiana. Fort Wayne Ballet and Pearl Arts talk 'Don Quixote.'
Northeast Indiana Now: October 8, 2024
Indianapolis Jewish community commemorates one-year mark of October 7 attacks. Duke plans to delay Gibson coal plant retirement. Hospitals are concerned about IV shortages amid Hurricane Helene.
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Located in the east end of the historic Perfection Bakery Building on Main Street, Pearl Arts is opening its doors as a one-of-a-kind community hub for the arts, music education and entrepreneurship. -
The City of Fort Wayne again invested in the southeast quadrant with two EV charging stations on McKinnie Avenue. They are the 35th and 36th stations installed by the city.
Statewide Stories
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The Indiana Department of Education is now accepting feedback on its second draft of new high school diploma requirements. This is the last public comment period before the IDOE develops its final plan. -
Indiana has some of the highest health care costs in the country — and lawmakers continue to look into what’s causing them. This year’s Health Care Cost Oversight Task Force began with some questions and concerns around pharmacy benefits managers, or PBMs. -
Proposals Jennifer McCormick unveiled Thursday flesh out how she would confront the state’s near-total abortion ban in the governor’s office.
Arts & Culture
The program featured works by Kabalevsky, Prokofiev, and Mahler.
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