Fort Wayne councilmen want stronger action on homelessness. Protesters rally at Camp Atterbury. Indiana advocates call for mental health and rehabilitation support to lower recidivism.

Attendant care lawsuit may have broader implications for Indiana families. Two arrests made after Lt. Gov. Beckwith’s Newburgh town hall. Those “sweat bees” around you are likely not bees.

Julia Meek is joined by Angie Fincannon to discuss her new adventure as CEO and Executive Director of Pearl Arts.

Indiana lawmakers dig into reducing state boards, commissions. Hoosier Lottery to deliver $341 million to state, lowest amount in five years. INDOT to add roundabouts in a Muncie historic district.

Mayor Tucker opens first funding window to help residents overcome addiction. Indiana's unemployment rate improves from last year. Lawmakers explore solutions as state ranks high in medical debt.

IU professor says federal cuts could affect quality of weather forecasts. EV tax credits will expire at the end of September. A Hamilton County resident tests positive for West Nile virus.

Health care leaders: State funding cut too early to address poor outcomes, costs. Indiana task force on artificial intelligence begins second year of work. IU formally reprimands a professor.

Allen County Election Board to consider vote centers. Federal appeals court blocks Indiana's 25-foot police buffer law. Indiana University President Pamela Whitten faces plagiarism accusations.

Fort Wayne City Council passes utility rate increase. Third grade reading scores hit pre-pandemic high. Natural gas, battery storage could get fast tracked to serve AI data centers in Indiana.

Braun noncommittal on if lawmakers will redraw congressional map. Sgt. Julie Q. Smith named first state school safety director. Indiana colleges are changing 400 degrees this year.