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Sweetwater unveils one-of-a-kind mobile Dolby recording studio. Federal payments to keep immigration detainees at Miami Correctional Facility are lagging by five months. City of Fort Wayne completes a generational sewer and storm water project.

State senator says new law should put brakes on Mid-State Corridor. New Indianapolis Indians jersey unveiled at Native American Heritage Night. IU Men's basketball to represent the United States at the FISU America Games.

Language Access Lab uses opioid settlement funds to expand recovery access. Fort Wayne City Council votes to hold off on proposed downtown homeless resource center until the fall. Indiana hospitals see sharp increase in uninsured ER visits.

Why Indiana school districts are rushing to put tax referendums on the November ballot. A new report raises about Indiana's voter citizenship verification process. America's Workforce Academy is coming to Indianapolis, to train workers to build Meta data centers.

Work requirements and Medicaid cuts already impacting Hoosiers. New report estimates Indiana farmers lost $600 million in agricultural exports due to U.S. - China trade disputes. Lawmakers want Governor to support religious freedom following Lt. Governor's comments.

Fort Wayne Councilman Jehl, city officials at odds over Google data center. Indiana attorney general targets abortion pill mifepristone as water risk, health experts dispute the claim. Rudy Yakym’s HAILEY Act to expand Amber Alert use.

The Kids Count Data Book places Indiana 29th in the country. Indiana Board of Health adopts animal movement restrictions as screwworm found in southern U.S. Sustainable clothing vendors see growing interest in fight against 'fast fashion'.

Fort Wayne Council discusses the three data center resolutions. Independent secretary of state candidate Greg Ballard nears signature requirement to appear on ballot. Indiana unveils exhibit for Great American State Fair celebrating America's 250th birthday.

Debate about Flock camera systems continue ahead of Fort Wayne council vote on contract renewal. Indiana wins federal OK to merge education funds. United Way reports finds over a third of Hoosier households are struggling to afford basic necessities.

We know you’re out honoring Juneteenth’s legacy of freedom and the end of slavery in the United States. Who & What will be back on Monday June 22nd.