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Election officials in Northeast Indiana say that voters are showing up to vote early and in-person during this midterm cycle.
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Who & What: October 21, 2026
Allen County Council approves budget for county-wide fire and EMS district. Indiana will bring nuclear energy to the grid under new agreement. Local governments will continue to see make-good funding from the state, as part of the ongoing gas tax holiday.
Who & What: October 20, 20
Amelia Earhart search team says object in satellite image was likely trees, not plane wreckage. Colts fire longtime GM Chris Ballard after second-half collapse Sunday. Gov. Braun visits Bloomington to talk about the state economy and defend his position on data centers.
Who & What: October 19, 2026
Hundreds gathered Saturday at the Allen County Courthouse Green for No Kings: Vote Early. Changes to Medicaid coverage could disrupt services for people in addiction treatment programs. A federal program in Indiana helps qualified households keep the heat on in the winter season.
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The latest iteration of the No Kings movement focused on voter mobilization and election protection on Saturday. -
Longtime Indianapolis Colts General Manager Chris Ballard has been fired. The decision game following a loss Sunday to the Tennessee Titans 26-20. -
An expedition involving Purdue University found no conclusive evidence that an object spotted in satellite images on a Pacific atoll was Amelia Earhart's plane, concluding it was a collection of trees. -
Earlier this week, officers responded to a mental health crisis on Fort Wayne's southeast side.
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The number of counties with restrictions for data center developments is expanding. The policies range from bans and temporary moratoriums to regulatory ordinances to limit where the high-tech campuses can be built. -
A former Republican candidate for secretary of state wants to hold the office accountable. He’s joining a lawsuit and has been tapped to audit the office by Democrat Beau Bayh. -
The Lafayette Republican said he would step down if reelected. Sen. Ron Alting served his district for nearly 30 years.
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With the Fort Wayne Phil currently looking for a new music director, Saturday night's concern was conducted by the South Bend Symphony's Alastair Willis. -
This spring and summer, WBOI is showcasing five local artists from Northeast Indiana in a series of interviews and during Morning Edition, All Things Considered, and here on WBOI.org. Arthur Black, WBOI’s Amplify All for September. -
Fort Wayne duo Funayūrei, vocalist Mandy Kawa and multi‑instrumentalist Rob Parker, brought their cinematic, synth‑driven sound to Live and Local at The Landing, giving a performance that blended nostalgia, vulnerability, and dance‑floor energy.
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