Many adoptees are hoping it will provide clarity to their lifelong questions.

Indiana Democratic Party delegates will officially choose their candidates to run for statewide office at this weekend’s convention.

The 3.2 percent rate held steady since February, again equaling its lowest level in nearly 18 years.

Advocates say without the right support in schools, transgender kids are at higher risk for dropping out, or even suicide.

The group of districts will waive some state requirements to change how they offer career and technical education, or CTE.

Committee members say they want to know more about the challenges of operating virtual schools and explore virtual education in general.

Reporter and producer Melissa Davis meets with Indianapolis based musician, Lani Williams. She has performed live in Indianapolis for fifteen years. Williams shares why she loves the medium of music, how live performance makes her feel, and why she wants to give more music to the world.

Ford’s F-150 pickup is the best-selling vehicle in America, but it’s about to get some unfriendly company from Ram, Chevrolet, and GMC – all of which are launching new pickups for 2019.

Last year, WFYI held a contest for local musicians at Sun King Brewery in Fishers. It was called "Bar to Star" - as the winner that night would perform again on a professional stage and in the WFYI studio. Hayley Costas of Indianapolis won. In January she performed at Clowes Hall on the opening night of the Carole King musical, Beautiful. Now she is a Small Studio Session performer

Indiana has one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the country, and efforts to find out why are underway. Gov. Eric Holcomb signed the Maternal Mortality Review Committee bill recently. Side Effects Public Media reporter Lauren Bavis took a closer look at the issue and talked about it with Indiana Public Broadcasting’s Jill Sheridan.

For years, Tamitria Jernigan took Tashea to Illinois for sickle cell treatment. A lot of families in Lake County do this because the care is better.

The U.S. Department of Justice sided with 20 states, including Indiana, that claim the individual mandate is unconstitutional and so some cost regulations should fail as well.