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  • Unincorporated areas of Allen County will have Emergency Medical Dispatch services. Local hunger advocates urge the state to opt back in to SUNbucks program. Arts United Center renovation is complete.
  • Indiana receives over 200-million dollars from the feds to support rural health initiatives. The top-ranked Hoosiers are heading to the Peach Bowl for a rematch with Big Ten rival Oregon next Friday.
  • Indiana 2026 legislative session resumes today. Indiana residents can begin filing to run in the primary election. Rokita, Braun file court motion to place Ten Commandments monument at the Statehouse.
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  • 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.
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  • 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.
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