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Public Affairs / September 18, 2019

Indiana Attorney General Backing Proposed Opioid Settlement

The statement from Attorney General Curtis Hill released Wednesday is his first about the deal since it was announced a week ago.

Pretrial Expert Criticizes New Tool Indiana Courts Will Use

A new rule taking effect Jan. 1 says courts should use a tool known as IRAS to help determine whether criminal defendants should be released before trial or where to set bail amounts.

Public Affairs / September 18, 2019

Auto Part Suppliers In Indiana Feel The Toll Of UAW's Strike On GM

GM Fort Wayne Assembly union workers say they are prepared to strike for as long as it takes to get a new contract. Meanwhile, employees at companies relying on the GM plant face their own challenges.

Public Affairs / September 18, 2019

Auto Part Suppliers In Indiana Feel The Toll Of UAW's Strike On GM

Public Affairs / September 18, 2019

Indiana Attorney General Backing Proposed Opioid Settlement

The statement from Attorney General Curtis Hill released Wednesday is his first about the deal since it was announced a week ago.

Public Affairs / September 18, 2019

Pretrial Expert Criticizes New Tool Indiana Courts Will Use

A new rule taking effect Jan. 1 says courts should use a tool known as IRAS to help determine whether criminal defendants should be released before trial or where to set bail amounts.

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Public Affairs / September 18, 2019

Daniels: Purdue Will Waive ID Fees So Out-of-state Students Can Vote

Out-of-state Purdue University students who want to vote in local elections will soon have a free way to get a valid Indiana ID without giving up other forms of identification.

Local News / September 17, 2019

Betsy DeVos Visits Indianapolis Charter School on National School Tour

This was the third stop on this year's tour. The department's deputy secretary also visited
the school last year.

Education / September 16, 2019

There's A New National Campaign Against School Vouchers, With Eyes On Indiana

The Education Law Center, and Southern Poverty Law Center will combine resources for litigation, advocacy, and research efforts focused on voucher programs across the U.S., including Indiana.

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Arts & Culture / September 18, 2019

Workshop Offers Women Creative, Collaborative Look At Retirement

From WFYIs Arts and Culture Desk, Jill Ditmire talks with Nora Hiatt, the creator and producer of Next Chapter an all-day conference for women on the brink of that transition.

Arts & Culture / September 17, 2019

State Historical Marker Dedicated For Photographer Frank Hohenberger

Many credit Hohenberger's photos with helping to drive tourism in Brown County, which is now a muti-million dollar industry.

Public Affairs / September 17, 2019

Cokie Roberts, Pioneering Journalist Who Helped Shape NPR, Dies at 75

Roberts, who joined the fledgling network in 1978, was a seasoned Washington insider who developed a distinctive voice as a reporter and commentator for both NPR and ABC News.

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