Health care legislation supporters demonstrate outside the U.S. Capitol on Sunday before the House approved the bill.

Associated Press

Health care bill passes

Summoned to success by President Obama, the Democratic-controlled Congress approved historic legislation Sunday night extending health care to tens of millions of uninsured Americans and cracking down on insurance company abuses, a climactic chapter in the century-long quest for near universal [More]

Dr. Christian Bridgwater, working Sunday at Parkview Hospital, is skeptical of the health care bill.

Samuel Hoffman | The Journal Gazette

Insurance pain acute on ER floor

While Congress was debating a massive health care overhaul Sunday, the people on the front lines of delivering care locally continued without missing a heartbeat. [More]

Karl Rove, an adviser to President George W. Bush, is interviewed Sunday at Meijer on Lima Road before a book-signing.

Samuel Hoffman | The Journal Gazette

Rove pans health bill on city stop

Republican political strategist Karl Rove swung by Fort Wayne on his book tour Sunday. But it was clear by his comments about health care that he had Washington on his mind. [More]

Edy’s Ice Cream employees Vonda Honn, left, and Robin Prior inspect the contents of Nestlé Drumsticks boxes.

Photos by Clint Keller | The Journal Gazette

Edy’s job not like Wonka’s

Making ice cream is no cake walk. Some time ago, an Edy’s Grand Ice Cream job candidate was asked what he thought working at the Fort Wayne plant would be like. [More]

The Rev. James Evans, with wife Debra, is spreading the word about the support group Men As Caregivers, a non-religious group geared to any man in a caregiving situation. Debra, 54, was diagnosed in 2004 with leiomyosarcoma.

Laura J. Gardner | The Journal Gazette

‘We weren’t prepared’

For the Rev. Jim Evans, the idea came while he was returning to Fort Wayne from Indianapolis, where his wife, Debra, had been undergoing cancer treatment. [More]

Purdue’s Chris Kramer, right, celebrates with E’Twaun Moore, left, at the end of Purdue’s 63-61 overtime win Sunday over Texas A&M in Spokane, Wash.

Associated Press

Willpower gets Boilers Sweet win

Chris Kramer left the court at Spokane Arena to Purdue fans chanting his name. He got high-fives from the members of the band and hugs from friends and family, mom Susan clinging a bit longer than the rest. [More]

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