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Purdue Fort Wayne’s Environmental Resources Center, now open for 25 years, is presenting its annual Conservation Conversation on Sept. 25. This year’s theme, “Changing the Climate,” will be this region’s premier gathering on climate change and conservation,
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Northeast Indiana Now: September 16, 2025
Allen County approves vote centers. More frequent wildfires put Hoosiers' health at risk. The Indiana Black Legislative Caucus brings its statewide town hall tour to South Bend.
Northeast Indiana Now: September 15, 2025
Secretary of State sends all Indiana voter data to federal government. A possible noncitizen voter found in Vigo County. Childcare providers and advocates condemn state voucher cuts.
Northeast Indiana Now: September 12, 2025
Officials warn Fort Wayne residents about scam invoices. Senate Republicans meet privately on redistricting, offers no specifics. IU ranks 255 of 257 in national college free speech survey.
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The presentation came following two weeks of friction after two councilmen questioned the city's plan for addressing homelessness downtown. -
The plan being proposed is a joint effort between public entities and community organizations to improve the water quality and ecosystem of the watershed. -
Freshwater jellyfish live in almost any body of water in Indiana, and late summer is the perfect time to spot one.
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A new state program could reimburse companies that promote workers and invest in training opportunities. This workforce initiative is intended to help the growing number of people who want to advance in their positions. -
People in the U.S. are breathing in four times as much wildfire smoke on average than what they did in the past 14 years. That’s according to the independent research and reporting collaboration Climate Central. -
Secretary of state sends every registered Indiana voters' personal information to federal governmentIndiana Secretary of State Diego Morales said his office provided the personal information of the state’s registered voters — nearly 5 million Hoosiers — to the U.S. Department of Justice.
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