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WBOI's Staff Host/Reporter Tony Sandleben Accepts award for Best in Indiana Journalism

Tony Sandleben Honored With a 2023 Best of Indiana Journalism Award

WBOI reporter Tony Sandleben ranked in the Society of Professional Journalists "2023 Best in Indiana Journalism Awards" for his work with Adam Yahya Rayes on the UAW strikes and their impact.

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Alliance Health Centers designated Federally Qualified Health Center Look-Alike

Ella Abbott

Healthcare access

Presumed avian malaria leaves six Columbian Park Zoo penguins dead, three in critical condition

Ben Thorp

Zoos

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Winters in Indiana, Great Lakes states are warming more than other parts of the U.S.

Rebecca Thiele

Global warming

Early Learning Indiana said in a news release the grants will make new child care seats available for more than 650 preschool and pre-K children.

Early Learning Indiana announces $1.7 million in grants to grow child care quality, capacity

Jeanie Lindsay

Early Childhood Education

A worker in the intake facility wears a translated welcome sign on her back as she talks with media on a tour of in-processing areas at the Operation Allies Welcome Afghan setup Thursday, Oct. 14, 2021 at Camp Atterbury in Edinburgh, IN.

Fort Wayne organizations help Afghan refugees settle in

Ella Abbott

Afghan refugee resettlement

All IN: What’s Happening to Local News?

All IN is a live, statewide talk show about interesting things happening in Indiana, hosted by Mariam Sobh. This week, the show is making its debut on…

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WBOI Presents: October News Roundup

Every month, the news team at 89.1 WBOI covers events in northeast Indiana and around the state. After the positive response we got last month, we put…

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Donnelly weighs in on military suicide prevention

Brandon Smith

U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly said he wants greater focus on preventing suicide among active-duty military service-members and veterans which includes…