NPR’s Morning Edition host and author Steve Inskeep visits the ACPL to discuss his book Differ We Must: How Lincoln Succeeded in a Divided America.

From WFYI: Across Indiana, community attitudes toward Pride seem to be warming as events spread to more communities. While a wide swath of LGBTQ event organizers told WFYI things have improved, many groups report more harassment, protests and wavering sponsors compared with years past.

In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness month, regionally acclaimed actor Kat Hickey is partnering with the Center for Nonviolence to present a one-woman play on the topic called Natural Shocks.

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.”

A sculpture honoring the late Jody Hemphill Smith, nationally renowned local artist and owner of the Castle Gallery will be dedicated on Oct. 16.

A study into the impact of historic preservation work in the Summit City was presented at the Indiana Historic Preservation Conference held this week in Fort Wayne.

SUN.DYLE will close out WBOI Music's "Live and Local at The Landing" summer concert series on today.

Purdue Fort Wayne’s Environmental Resources Center, now open for 25 years, is presenting its annual Conservation Conversation on Sept. 25. This year’s theme, “Changing the Climate,” will be this region’s premier gathering on climate change and conservation,

Input Fort Wayne is inviting you to try a new way of getting around – without a car. Meet at the YLNI Farmers Market on Sept. 13 using alternative transportation.

Arthur Mapes was a self-taught writer who wrote poems in his free time from his factory job, going on to write the poem 'Indiana' and serve as poet laureate for the state.