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  • The Fort Wayne Zoo reopens Coastal Cove. Indiana’s maternal mental health grade improves from a D to a C. The Hoosier Lottery may send the state its lowest payout since 2020.
  • Purdue addresses the federal suspension of student visas. House Republicans pass property tax changes. Tony Henry reflects on his time at Deer Park.
  • Zach and Victoria discuss a big win for PFW men's volleyball, Olivia Miles' transfer to TCU, and the weekend sports outlook. We close with notes on the Komets, Pacers, and TinCaps.
  • First measles case in Indiana confirmed in Allen County. House committee scales back anti-DEI bill. Democratic lawmakers call GOP property tax plan 'a mirage'.
  • Senate committee passes bill banning trans women from college sports. Medicaid waiver invites hit capacity. Bill would define natural gas and propane as clean energy.
  • FWCS board approves position cuts amid expected funding loss. Superior judge blocks IDOH from releasing abortion records. Lawmakers push for better cybersecurity policies.
  • Letter carriers protest postal privatization in Fort Wayne. "Third house forum" explained. Widely-approved bill to set aside child care vouchers for foster families.
  • Local organization hosts "empty chair" town hall. House bill to set aside supplemental teacher pay from collective bargaining. Kara Hackett shares the week's events.
  • Off-campus religious instruction for high schoolers sparks renewed debate. Postal workers union rallies against USPS privatization. House approves Lifeline Law expansion.
  • IDOH halts gender change requests on birth records. Initiative seeks to expand mental health crisis response teams. Removal of income cap for school vouchers debated.
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