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Rachel Sutherland from FOX News Radio joined "Fort Wayne's Morning News" to discuss the impending crossroads of political stances within the GOP.

For this week's edition of You Tell Me Powered by All-American Stores heard during "Fort Wayne's Morning News" Kayla takes up the issue of Facebook's decision of keeping Former President, Donald J. Trump suspended from the platform.

Rachel Sutherland from FOX News Radio joined "Fort Wayne's Morning News" to discuss the recent news regarding the Paycheck Protection Program and that it will indeed run out of money ahead of its May 31st deadline.

“It would make sense to try and get that test (antibodies) available to people to see whether they have immunity and therefore do not need to get vaccinated. It seems the whole push is to get everybody vaccinated and it’s[...]

As heard during "Fort Wayne's Morning News," Kayla weighs in her thoughts on the decision by Facebook's Advisory Board to uphold its indefinite suspension of Former President, Donald J. Trump.

Nichole Thomas from Better Business Bureau of Northeast Indiana joined "Fort Wayne's Morning News" for this week's edition of Scam of The Week which discusses wedding dress scams.

Congressman Jim Banks joined "Fort Wayne's Morning News" to discuss his decision to not run to replace Rep. Liz Cheney as House Republican Chair.

During "Fort Wayne's Morning News," Kayla discussed new facts that have come out about one of the jurors involved in the Derek Chauvin trial regarding the death of George Floyd in Minnesota.  Facts that may give Chauvin's defense team a[...]

Quinn Griffing, Chairman of the Pro Player Committee for Mad Anthonys joined "Fort Wayne's Morning News" to discuss the tournament's return this summer.  The 64th Mad Anthonys Pro-Am sponsored by Lutheran Health Network will take place on June 28 at[...]

Indiana Congresswoman Victoria Spartz (R - District 5) joined "Fort Wayne's Morning News" to discuss how the significant amounts of spending proposed by the Biden Administration indeed will not accomplish what they are aimed at.