Nearly $13 million in total state and federal public funding accounts for about 30% of the combined budgets of Indiana’s public media stations, according to a WFYI analysis of budget and funding data.

WFYI and Indiana Public Broadcasting news staff earned 11 awards Friday from the Indiana Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists for best radio, television, online and multiplatform coverage.

Indiana Humanities will receive up to $250,000 in emergency funds as part of a national response to the recent loss of federal support.

The state of Indiana will soon issue fines to speeding drivers via its highway work zone speed cameras for the first time.

The president and CEO of Carmel Christkindlmarkt, Maria Adele Rosenfeld, resigned from her role. On the same day, former Christkindlmarkt Board Chair Susan McDermott filed a defamation lawsuit against the city of Carmel and its mayor.

A new tactical urbanism project is set up along a busy cross section of streets in Indianapolis neighborhoods.

People with disabilities have consistently had to overcome additional barriers in order to obtain affordable and accessible housing through the Indianapolis Housing Agency.

Local groups want an apology after Lt. Governor Micah Beckwith made comments defending the 1787 Three-Fifths Compromise, arguing it helped end slavery.

A third of reported antisemitic incidents impacted the Indianapolis Jewish community, according to data from the Anti-Defamation League.

Young people in Indianapolis – including the G3 Steppers – came together for the annual Peace Walk this past weekend, marching to raise awareness about the impact of gun violence on youth.