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  • Mixed reaction to Supreme Court ruling impacting thousands of Haitians living in Indiana. Lawmakers respond to Natural Resources chair's resignation. FSSA adopts AI to detect Medicaid fraud.
  • Fort Wayne seeks public input on Flock license plate cameras. One of the Fort Wayne Zoo’s harbor seals has died. Federal agencies sign Indiana agreement to expand youth sports access.
  • Medically underserved areas may find relief due to state funding program. Gov. Braun considers whether he would support a special session to keep gas tax holiday in place. National security hub near Crane is expanding.
  • Indiana inspector general ends public investigation summaries. State reports nearly 1,000 cyclosporiasis cases. Girls flag football nears sanctioned sport status in Indiana.
  • City of Fort Wayne asks for input in Downtown Fort Wayne's plan for the next decade of development. Local organizations plan a canvass to share election information and listen to voters in SE Fort Wayne. Max Engling responds to accusations of illegal campaign contributions.
  • Hoosiers need higher wages to afford a two-bedroom apartment. Indiana expands Medicaid access to GLP-1s. Gen Con returns to Indianapolis.
  • Hundreds rally in Fishers to support immigrants and oppose nearby 'mass deportation' event. Indiana AG sues Merrillville over claims of interference with ICE enforcement. Over 50 acres of land to be added to Martin State Forest.
  • Challenger drops recount of 14-vote GOP primary margin for state Sen. Liz Brown. Indiana sees blood donor decline in June, as Red Cross declares emergency shortage. State has no intent to restart summer food program for children.
  • The Rockport coal plant was set to retire but Indiana wants to keep it burning. Clark County, Indiana has brought in nearly $3 million dollars since ICE agreement. Defendants awaiting trial are filling up psychiatric hospital beds, Indiana officials call it a crisis.
  • Allen County Councilman Paul Moss wins recount against Ewelina Connelly. IURC chairman fired from the board. Indiana’s gas tax holiday set to expire at the end of the day Thursday.
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