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Northeast Indiana Now
Monday through Friday
Your daily digest of news from Northeast Indiana and around the Hoosier state.
Latest Episodes
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Fort Wayne will begin stricter problem property enforcement. Julia Meek talks with Powers Hamburgers and Electric Works.
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EACS approves $190 million in construction projects, the International Harvester Museum is moving to New Haven, and Kamala Harris visits Indianapolis.
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FWCS expands cell phone pouches to all secondary schools. Indiana Democrats endorse vice president Kamala Harris as nominee.
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Fort Wayne will have new sculptural markers at entry points. Students and parents in Indiana advocate for arts classes.
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Hoosiers react to President Biden bowing out of the presidential race. Kara Hackett shares the local events of the week.
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TRAA faces questions over the sustainability of its funding structure. The Pufferbelly Trail project gets a financial boost.
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A Fort Wayne man is sentenced to federal prison for violent threats against Jewish people. Indiana releases the latest ILEARN test scores.
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Fort Wayne City Council approves a bill with the hope of kickstarting business growth. Plus, the latest on FSSA and Medicaid.
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IU Health announces new Allen County hospital plans. Plus, the latest state revenue numbers.
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A Fort Wayne trail project moves forward. Plus, Kara Hackett and The Local with this week's events.