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A lawyer with the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, who's representing the co-editors of the Indiana Daily Student, sent a letter to IU administrators accusing them of violating the students' First Amendment rights.
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Northeast Indiana Now: October 22, 2025
Judge tosses Rokita immigration suit against Redman, county. Voting rights groups challenge proof of citizenship laws, call them 'discriminatory and unfair'. Government shutdown may impact SNAP benefits.
Northeast Indiana Now: October 21, 2025
Gene Stratton Porter State Historic site designated as part of the Old Growth Forest Network. IBLC urges Republican lawmakers to fight back against redistricting. Horseshoe Casino workers launch strike.
Northeast Indiana Now: October 20, 2025
Thousands rally in Allen County for second No Kings protest. Purdue staff distribute thousands of special edition copies of The Exponent. Henry County delays data center rezoning vote near Knightstown.
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Building on the momentum from the protests in June, organizers believe millions will turn out in the more than 2,600 events scheduled nationwide. -
From WFIU/WTIU: Editors at the Indiana Daily Student said Director of Student Media Jim Rodenbush refused to tell students to remove news from an upcoming special print edition. -
The grants are part of Mayor Sharon Tucker's three part Youth Violence Prevention Program.
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Teamsters Local 135 union leaders claim at least one Horseshoe Indianapolis casino worker was fired in retaliation for supporting employees who are on strike. The recent termination comes after nearly 150 workers went on strike late last week. -
Several Indiana voting rights organizations are suing the state over laws they say only target naturalized citizens. The lawsuit says two recent state laws violate federal voting protections. -
Members of the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus are calling on their Republican colleagues to fight back against a congressional redistricting push from the Trump administration.
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The Fort Wayne Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Andrew Constantine, opened the Masterworks Series of the 2025-26 season this past Saturday with music by Claude Debussy, Bela Bartok, and Johannes Brahms. Constantine named the concert “From Elegance to Decadence.” -
On Sept. 26, WBOI closed out its Live and Local at The Landing summer concert series with a superb performance from SUN.DYLE. -
SUN.DYLE will close out WBOI Music's "Live and Local at The Landing" summer concert series on today.
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