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  • Northeast Indiana and northwest Ohio are under an air quality advisory due wildfire smoke. Indiana eyes nuclear energy program to meet power needs. Cote Godoy shares creative new board game he calls The Music of the Future.
  • Fort Wayne saw an outbreak of gun violence over Fourth of July weekend. Indiana childcare workers warn proposed FSSA rule changes could weaken workforce. Governor Braun doubts Porter County leaders' opposition to Bears stadium in Hammond will derail project.
  • New utility commissioner could vote on AES Indiana rate case. Recount process almost done for Indiana's close primary races. Purdue survey shows most farmers see little value in AI. IU partners to preserve Black history across Indiana.
  • Democrats running in nearly all Indiana legislative races while GOP not challenging 20 House seats. Indiana Supreme Court blocks release of abortion reports. Advocates fear new Medicaid work requirements will cut coverage for many.
  • Governor Mike Braun's gas tax holiday reaches $533M price tag. Two more Natural Resources Commission members resign. Purdue University is seeking public input in search for next president.
  • Allen County Fire and EMS District finalized, begins operation in January. Indiana families dropped from SNAP as state and federal changes collide. A committee narrows the candidates for vacant seat on the IURC.
  • Indianapolis City-County Council committee pushes forward moratorium on new data centers. Zionsville police investigating suspected hate-motivated arson at downtown building. West Nile virus found in Hamilton County.
  • Nearly a third of Indiana counties have moved to restrict data centers. Indiana students could soon get Workforce Pell Grants for career training. A new report finds that Indiana leads the nation in the percentage decline of children covered through Medicaid.
  • NACS names Brandon Bitting as successor to Superintendent Wayne Barker. First Lady Maureen Braun visits the ACPL. Gov. Braun seeks applicants for Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission seat.
  • As we head into the Independence Day holiday, we wish you a safe and happy Fourth of July weekend. Who & What will be back Monday July 6th.
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