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Governor Braun's "Nuclear Family Month" declaration sparks backlash. Indianapolis nonprofit to offer HIV prevention prescriptions at Pride festival. Hammond mayor expects Bears decision within 30 days.

Indiana Black Legislative Caucus launches 2026 town hall series, voting rights a key concern. Bears bill stalls in Illinois, is a move to Indiana more likely?

Humane Fort Wayne expands free cat surgeries across Allen County. Safe Park Indy to relaunch in late June. National Muslim advocacy group responds to Beckwith's anti-Islam remarks.

Indiana homeowners could face more property tax changes. Greene County hospital awaits nearly $1M from Anthem. Todd Rokita joins lawsuit challenging medical marijuana reclassification.

New recount director appointed to oversee recounting process of narrow Republican primary races. Secretary of State Diego Morales pushes back on allegations of wrongdoing. IDOH reports state's infant mortality rate hit historic low last year.

Southwest Allen County quarry zoning fails amid loud public opposition. DNA closes nearly 30-year-old Huntington County homicide. Two people face federal criminal charges for an alleged virtual school scheme to defraud the state.

Mitch Daniels returns to lead as interim president of Purdue University, effective July 1. Investigators with the ISP conclude initial investigation of LaPorte County Sheriff Deputy shooting. Elkhart program offers free monthly haircuts from IDOC re-entry center barbers.

We will be back tomorrow with the local and state news you count on. In the meantime, we hope you have a safe and meaningful Memorial Day.

Mayor Sharon Tucker announced support for the Anchor Resource Center. The Department of Agriculture ended its investigation of IU professor. A new transparency dashboard shows federal grant spending.

Recounts coming in two Allen County Republican primary races. New transparency dashboard shows how state agencies in Indiana spend federal grant money. The U.S. Dept. of Agriculture ends investigation into lab of IU biology professor Roger Innes.