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Opponents of an Indiana House bill that would add identification requirements to the state’s mail-in voting process told a Senate committee Monday it could disenfranchise some older voters and those

To anyone who read JG education reporter Ashley Sloboda’s series “Subject Matters: Diversity in Schools” last fall, recent events at Homestead High School should not be a surprise.

Law that threatens to knock out major party candidates for Evansville mayor is at the heart of a debate about elitism and basic fairness.

How to put a finer point on the Fort Wayne area’s philanthropy was the focus of two speakers at the Monday meeting of the downtown Fort Wayne Rotary Club.

U.S. Rep. Jim Banks announced Tuesday he is running for U.S. Senate, a seat being vacated by fellow Republican Mike Braun.

In 1922, a group of community leaders founded the Fort Wayne Foundation. One hundred years later, the Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne has concluded an extraordinary year of reflection,

The Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne last week introduced an online dashboard that’s intended to be a one-stop source for data on Allen County’s well-being.

The Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne rolled out an online dashboard Wednesday that explains and tracks its vision for the next several years.

The intensifying Republican dominance of statewide politics and heightened Democrat popularity in Indianapolis raise questions about how or when the opposing party can ever win a statewide or citywide seat.

Some of the most competitive statehouse districts in the state this November overlap northern Marion County, Boone and Hamilton Counties.