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  • Local colleges surpass goal for the 11th Annual U Can Crush Hunger Campaign. Tax credits for residential solar installations and equipment will expire at the end of the year. Two Terre Haute hospitals gain state approval to merge.
  • Swatting incident reported at lawmaker's home as Trump pressures Indiana GOP. IDEM hears public comment on diesel generators proposal. Officials gather to talk about impacts of property tax cuts.
  • Indiana Youth Institute launches FIVE by 50 initiative. IU places Tau Epsilon Phi on cease-and-desist for hazing. Advocates push for better access to affordable childcare next legislative session.
  • Fort Wayne City Council President Russ Jehl is stepping aside. Beckwith, Morales join Indiana Statehouse rally. Indiana Senators voted to return for the 2026 legislative session in January.
  • The City of Fort Wayne announced its emergency winter shelter plan. Indiana House Republicans will return to the statehouse early for the 2026 regular session. Waste Management will accept to-go cups.
  • Citilink will offer free fare on Saturdays during the holiday season. Hundreds remember a Delaware County Sheriff's deputy. Henry County's commission approves a rezoning plan that could bring a data center to the county.
  • It's football state finals weekend! Zach and Victoria discuss two local schools looking to bring home titles. We close with notes on the Komets, the holiday NFL schedule, and more.
  • Indiana families face increased costs for childcare after cuts to state vouchers. Indianapolis at risk of losing $10 million for long-term housing programs. New degrees must promote American values.
  • Allen County's Drug Court program holds its fifty-ninth graduation. Indiana lawmakers release first draft of a new congressional map. MISO looks to fast-track more power plants for AI data centers, EVs, and more.
  • A bill to redraw Indiana congressional maps passes through committee. Sue Ellspermann speaks out against redistricting. IMP shares tips to help Hoosiers stay safe and save money this holiday season.
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