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Public Affairs / September 20, 2019

Indianapolis Mayoral Candidates Have Different Ideas To Improve Traffic

Three Indianapolis mayoral candidates participated in a public forum on the city's neighborhoods. When asked how they would improve commuter traffic on the city's northeast side, each candidate had a different solution.

State Unveils ISTEP+ Results For 10th Graders

Indiana high schoolers will continue taking the ISTEP+ as their final school assessment until its replaced by a nationally recognized college entrance exam like the SAT or ACT in 2022.

Public Affairs / September 19, 2019

No Additional Fetal Remains Found In South Bend As Investigation Into Ulrich Klopfer Continues

Law enforcement officers from multiple agencies are searching the two properties in St. Joseph County in the Ulrich Klopfer investigation.

Public Affairs / September 19, 2019

No Additional Fetal Remains Found In South Bend As Investigation Into Ulrich Klopfer Continues

Law enforcement officers from multiple agencies are searching the two properties in St. Joseph County in the Ulrich Klopfer investigation.

Public Affairs / September 19, 2019

Affordable, Modular Housing Grant Seeks to Attract Workers

Two Indiana nonprofits received $500,000 each to build modular homes on lots considered a blight to their community.

Public Affairs / September 18, 2019

Economist: UAW Strike Critical Test For Union, But With Long Term Effects For Economy

The strike has now run longer than the unions last strike in 2007 and an Indiana economist believes it could have long-term effects for the states economy.

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Education / September 19, 2019

State Unveils ISTEP+ Results For 10th Graders

Indiana high schoolers will continue taking the ISTEP+ as their final school assessment until its replaced by a nationally recognized college entrance exam like the SAT or ACT in 2022.

Education / September 19, 2019

States Are Adding Mental Health Training In Schools, But Is It Enough?

Last year, the Iowa State Education Association and Please Pass the Love surveyed nearly 400 Iowa public and private schools, and found that less than half list mental health resources on their websites.

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.

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Arts & Culture / September 5, 2019

Jad Abumrad Explains What Makes Radiolab Unique

WFYI Arts and Culture reporter Jill Ditmire recently caught up with Abumrad, who describes the show as a character-driven, curiosity-fueled joy ride through the landscape of a thought or idea.

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.

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Health / September 20, 2019

Public Health Committee Focuses On Pharmacy Benefit Managers, High Costs

A public health committee charged with understanding high health care costs heard about pharmacy benefit managers, or PBMs, Thursday at the Statehouse.

Health / September 18, 2019

New VA Health Center Coming To Brownsburg

The new center will be able to serve 20,000 veterans. It's the largest investment in a veteran's health center in Indiana in over two decades

Education / September 19, 2019

States Are Adding Mental Health Training In Schools, But Is It Enough?

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Education / September 19, 2019

State Unveils ISTEP+ Results For 10th Graders

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No Additional Fetal Remains Found In South Bend As Investigation Into Ulrich Klopfer Continues

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No Additional Fetal Remains Found In South Bend As Investigation Into Ulrich Klopfer Continues

Public Affairs / September 19, 2019

Affordable, Modular Housing Grant Seeks to Attract Workers

Public Affairs / September 18, 2019

Economist: UAW Strike Critical Test For Union, But With Long Term Effects For Economy

Education / September 19, 2019

State Unveils ISTEP+ Results For 10th Graders

Education / September 19, 2019

States Are Adding Mental Health Training In Schools, But Is It Enough?

Public Affairs / September 18, 2019

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

Arts & Culture / September 5, 2019

Jad Abumrad Explains What Makes Radiolab Unique

Arts & Culture / September 18, 2019

Workshop Offers Women Creative, Collaborative Look At Retirement

Arts & Culture / September 17, 2019

State Historical Marker Dedicated For Photographer Frank Hohenberger

Health / September 20, 2019

Public Health Committee Focuses On Pharmacy Benefit Managers, High Costs

Health / September 18, 2019

New VA Health Center Coming To Brownsburg

Education / September 19, 2019

States Are Adding Mental Health Training In Schools, But Is It Enough?

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