Tonya J. Powers from FOX News Radio joined "Fort Wayne's Morning News" to talk about how ketchup packets are becoming the latest item to face a shortage amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
During "Fort Wayne's Morning News," Kayla discussed the pros and cons of a new law in Utah which is requiring fathers in relationships to pay 50% of pre-natal childcare costs in the event of pregnancies.
Rachel Sutherland from FOX News Radio joined "Fort Wayne's Morning News" to discuss President Joe Biden's statements on Tuesday in regards to the United States' current situation with COVID-19 vaccines.
As heard during "Fort Wayne's Morning News," Kayla discussed Florida Senator, Marco Rubio's letter he issued to MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred as the MLB chose to move this year's All-Star Game away from Atlanta and relocate it to Denver. In[...]
During "Fort Wayne's Morning News," Kayla was joined by Indiana State Senator, Andy Zay from District 17 to discuss on whether or not those in "Big Tech" should be taxed and those funds collected be used to help upgrade the[...]
As WOWO News Director, Darrin Wright has mentioned that starting today masks are no longer mandatory in Indiana and here in Allen County. After a year of disease and death, some are relieved, but others think that’s reckless and we’re[...]
During "Fort Wayne's Morning News," Kayla took up the on-going controversial decision by Major League Baseball to move the All-Star Game this summer away from Atlanta, Georgia and move it to Denver, Colorado. A decision which is indeed MUCH bigger[...]
April is International Donate Life Month and to discuss the important month, Kayla had on a special guest in the likes of her Aunt. Becky King joined "Fort Wayne's Morning News" with her experiences in the importance of the process[...]
Gerry Dick from Inside Indiana Business joined “Fort Wayne’s Morning News” to discuss the economic impact Indiana as a whole has witnessed after its hosting of the entire NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament.
During "Fort Wayne's Morning News," Kayla discussed the political reasons Major League Baseball has announced the moving of the 2021 All-Star Game away from Atlanta, Georgia.