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Northeast Indiana Now
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Your daily digest of news from Northeast Indiana and around the Hoosier state.

Latest Episodes
  • Union action in Indiana continues to grow. Indiana middle school students backtrack on English skills. Indiana cancer center needs state support.
  • Catholic Charities seeks support for its Pack-a-Backpack drive. Indiana ends fiscal year with $2.5B in reserve, but worries remain. Indiana Task Force One joins Texas flood rescue efforts.
  • Lawmakers and ACLU rally for trans youth at Statehouse. Indiana may cut funding for mental health abuse investigations. State budget leaves questions after $2B in cuts.
  • State authorities investigate in-custody death in South Bend. Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson reflects on career at Indy event. Indiana may let some family caregivers return under Medicaid.
  • Parkview Health and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield reach network provider agreement. Indiana Public Broadcasting statewide reporting team eliminated. Braun ends DEI efforts across state government.
  • ACPL gets $10K for Dolly Parton Imagination Library. New Indiana law could delete Hoosiers' voter registration without proof of citizenship. Indiana Dems town hall shows division between party, voters.
  • “Dads to Doulas” expands to Indiana to address Black infant and maternal health. State agencies report on enforcement of anti-abortion laws. Shelby County earns first Bird Town certification.
  • Neighborhood Health opens Oxford clinic on Fort Wayne's Southeast side. Indiana transitions to new mental health model amid funding concerns. State launches office to support small businesses.
  • One teen killed, three injured in Fort Wayne shooting after fireworks. Faith leaders hold funeral protesting federal cuts. FWCS says lost grants threaten crucial programs across the district.
  • Citilink expands paratransit service with Access Plus+. Some new Indiana laws will take effect much later. Gov. Braun backs law to curb long-term health issues.