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  • Amani Family Services launches NALA program. Immigration enforcement bill passes House. Lawmakers advance state budget bill after threats of cuts at federal level.
  • Local police are investigating a shooting from Sunday evening. Fort Wayne FC is joining the pros in 2026. Julia Meek previews the grand opening of The Fairfield.
  • Superintendents to visit Statehouse to address controversial legislation. Braun signs orders banning transgender females from sports. IU quietly shut down equity center.
  • Braun issues executive orders on unemployment fraud. A bill to change some parts of general election ballots is with the Senate. Kara Hackett shares the week's events.
  • SACS hires new superintendent. Indiana legislative session reaches halfway point. Trump administration lists three federal properties in Indiana to either close or sell.
  • Local leaders testify against SB 1. Second half of session begins with debate of property tax reform. Julia Meek sits down with Michael Theise and Jim Palermo.
  • Bill aims to streamline childcare licensing for multi-site providers. Educational campaign to teach role of PBMs. Zak Cassel gives immigration numbers in the state.
  • Brandon Smith gives a recap of last week at the Statehouse. Advocates send letter to Braun condemning transgender sports ban. Kara Hackett shares this week's events.
  • Allen County Council to vote on CEDIT funds. Bill to require insurers to provide coverage for emergency care based on symptoms. Kara Hackett shares this week's events.
  • Three Rivers Festival cancelled. Dolly Parton's Imagination Library at risk of losing state funding. House bill seeks to criminalize "street camping".
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