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  • Indiana mom joins federal lawsuit after discrimination complaint goes ignored. The “silver tsunami” swamping ERs with aging patients. Lawmakers back bonuses to help schools retain teachers.
  • Indiana's First Lady launches fundraiser for Dolly Parton's Imagination Library program. Lawmakers dodge cannabis debate again. New bill lets some schools bypass state regulations in a pilot program.
  • The Komets move on to the next round. Zach and Victoria discuss the TinCaps, softball, and local basketball awards. We close with notes on the Pacers, Fever, and fun early MLB stats.
  • Governor Mike Braun reflects on his first 100 days in office. Ivy Tech Community College cuts free summer classes. Komets beat Iowa 4-1, will face Toledo in next round.
  • The Club Room raised over $5K for Dolly Parton's Imagination Library. Indiana clergy denounce Beckwith's Three-Fifths comments. Indiana's work zone speed camera fines start today.
  • A closer look at threats to public media funding. Funds are now available for counties affected by flooding. Columbia City kicks off Historic Preservation Month with tours.
  • Central Noble school referendum fails, raising concerns for students and families. Fort Wayne FC gears up for new season. EPA budget cuts threaten rural Indiana’s water and sewer infrastructures.
  • Updates on USA swimming, and state track and field hall of fame inductees. Victoria Jacobsen catches us up on spring IHSAA tournaments. Zach closes with notes on the Pacers, Fever, and more.
  • Fort Wayne Council condemns bar attack on Black patron. Budget cuts continue to impact state programs. BP pauses Indiana carbon storage project.
  • Indiana slashes number of children in state preschool program. Activists say NIPSCO's seawall repairs won't prevent coal ash crisis. A listener asks if schools are required to accept all students.
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