Duke Energy union workers prepare for potential strike. Indiana to receive up to $100 million from Purdue Pharma, Sackler family opioid settlement. Ball State freezes tuition and fees for two years.

No Kings Day protests draw thousands. Indiana students can access meals through statewide summer food program. Young backs legislation to drive more people into school mental health professions.

Arrests made in connection with Pike's Pub brawl. One manufacturing company addresses worker shortage, negative perceptions through a camp. Indiana's new Medicaid long-term care program falls short.

Fort Wayne Council condemns bar attack on Black patron. Budget cuts continue to impact state programs. BP pauses Indiana carbon storage project.

Fort Wayne awards $380K to 22 nonprofits. Protesters gather at Indy airport as Trump’s travel ban takes effect. Indiana agencies face further budget cuts.

Indiana slashes number of children in state preschool program. Activists say NIPSCO's seawall repairs won't prevent coal ash crisis. A listener asks if schools are required to accept all students.

The City of Fort Wayne kicks off Plant, Pick, & Plate program. Purdue University abruptly ends distribution partnership with student newspaper. Indiana Black Caucus plans statewide town halls.

The Language Access Lab finishes its first interpreter training. We break down differences between public, charter, and private schools. Governor Braun is open to talks on Indiana’s death penalty.

Community leaders call for patience as local investigations continue. Northeast Indiana's Tri-Share Plus launches program to share childcare costs. Former DNR Director Dan Bortner retires.

Two local pastors go on hunger strikes over Gaza aid. Pearl Arts director James Palermo retires, Angie Fincannon steps in. Governor Mike Braun terminates three IU trustees this week.