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The Fort Wayne Philharmonic announces a new four-year collective bargaining agreement with Fort Wayne Musicians Association. Reports of ICE surge in Indianapolis prompt congressional inquiry. Indiana gas tax suspension extended for another 30 days.

The University of Saint Francis announces a new full-tuition scholarship for low-income students in Indiana. Attorney General Todd Rokita warns scammers taking advantage of state disaster. IURC votes to reconsider the rate increase for AES Indiana.

Fort Wayne's Flock cameras are offline and coming down. FEMA wants to fast-track recovery funds for Indiana after storms, floods. Weekend events oppose ICE detention, held across Indiana.

Members of IBLC promise to keep fighting for Hoosiers. NIPSCO says it's offering help for residents who experienced lengthy power outages. Women’s prison college partnership to grow with new funding.

Fort Wayne's debate over the Flock LPRs is not over. Indiana’s utility watchdog asks state to investigate NIPSCO. A recent summer study committee says Indiana’s response to sexual assault is inadequate.

President Trump approves a 'major disaster declaration' for 21 Indiana counties. Indiana part of $17B Meta settlement over social media's impact on kids. Power restored for majority of residents in Northwest Indiana.

Fort Wayne City Council rejects Flock camera contract. Secretary of State candidate Greg Ballard promises voter guide if elected. Multi-faith leaders hold vigil to mark one year protesting ICE detention facility.

Mayor Sharon Tucker holds public hearing on proposed Anchor Resource Center. Gov. Mike Braun calls for investigation into NIPSCO’s storm response. New signs will mark America’s 250th anniversary on two Indiana highways.

Indiana officials have formally requested major disaster relief from FEMA. Gov. Braun agrees to pay fired utility commissioner Andy Zay $625,000. Help hotline 211 shifted to full disaster-response mode after storms last week.

Allen County was recertified as “StormReady." Indiana doctors can refer patients to out-of-state abortions, court finds. Indiana spends close to $500 million in taxpayer funds to help families afford tuition at private or religious schools.