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  • 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.
  • FSSA asks feds for flexibility on HIP eligibility under Senate plan. Deaf advocates say school budget cuts are a crisis. Kroger workers in Indiana push for better pay and hours.
  • Lawmakers boost funding for Secretary of State despite spending concerns. Supreme Court upholds bans on gender-affirming care for transgender youth. Ex-virtual school official pleads guilty to fraud.
  • Zach and Victoria discuss ongoing spring sports tournaments, before sharing some thoughts on the Rafael Devers trade. We close with notes on the Pacers and Fever, the TinCaps, and more.
  • City of Fort Wayne plans to raise utility rates. A senate proposal may require Indiana to roll back eligibility in Medicaid program. Duke Energy's Cayuga coal plant might not shut down after all.
  • Two Midwest development firms named finalists for Fort Wayne’s North River Fieldhouse. ACPL offers new mural card designs to boost cardholders. City seeks help for downtown alley art project.
  • Fort Wayne awards $2M to two neighborhoods for improvements. Decatur hosts its first Pride event despite online threats. FWCS graduates new peacemakers for nonviolence.
  • Autocam to build $70M plant in Warsaw. Indiana’s labor force rate holds steady. Indiana pushes to keep TikTok lawsuits alive in Supreme Court.
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