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  • The City of Fort Wayne has a new police chief. Respiratory viruses are on the rise; health officials urge caution. Republican leadership releases 2026 legislative priorities.
  • We hear from Curt Cignetti and Fernando Mendoza ahead of Monday's title game. Zach and Victoria discuss local hoops and preview girls' wrestling state finals. We close with notes on the Komets, NFL playoffs, and more.
  • Indivisible NEI met with Young and Banks staff on Venezuela concerns. Agenda change cut public comment, sparking chaos at council. Braun’s State of the State address focused on jobs and affordability.
  • Police search for shooter after Indiana judge, wife shot at home. President Donald Trump targets Republican Indiana State Senate leader Rodric Bray. Indiana Hoosiers defeat Miami in championship game.
  • Area residents gather again to protest I.C.E. Indiana lawmakers push new rules on crypto ATMs amid surge in scams. IU football team advances to championship.
  • Fort Wayne's Mayor Tucker clarifies chief of police change as a restructuring. Effort to ban ranked choice voting moves forward at Statehouse. Pork tenderloin may become the state's official sandwich.
  • We hear from Curt Cignetti, Fernando Mendoza, and Kirkwood Avenue in the aftermath of IU's national championship win over Miami. Zach and Victoria also discuss girls' wrestling state finals, high school basketball, and Rams kicker — and Warsaw native — Harrison Mevis.
  • A Fort Wayne foundation has changed its name. Ball State economist explains tariff impacts on U.S. economy. Indiana Senate advances bell-to-bell school cellphone limits despite bipartisan concerns.
  • IURC to lead public hearing of five utilities companies. Political science professor speaks on Greg Ballard's run and the 'Lincoln Party'. City of Fort Wayne announces second round of opioid settlement grants.
  • Spring Break, not government shutdown, leads to waits at Indianapolis Airport. New deadly, synthetic opioid linked to overdoses in the Midwest. Monroe County Humane volunteers help clear debris from last month's tornado.
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