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July 1, 2020
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Musicians To Enter Talks With Management On Pay, Healthcare & Plans For Fall
The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra is the only orchestra of the 52 largest in the country to terminate health insurance for furloughed musicians.
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July 2, 2020
In New Book, Margaret Stevenson Examines Impact Of Racism, Law On Children
A new book co-edited by University of Evansville psychology associate professor Margaret Stevenson examines scientific studies on the impact public policy and a legacy of racism have on children.
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July 1, 2020
Painter Courtland Blade On How Indy's Racial Justice Protests Inspired New Work
WFYIs Jill Ditmire spoke with Indianapolis artist Courtland Blade about the inspiration for his recent paintings -- the Downtown protests and vigils in response to the death of George Floyd.
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June 29, 2020
Ex-Indiana First Lady Judy O'Bannon Wins Preservation Award
Indiana Landmarks announced Tuesday that Judy O'Bannon was chosen as the recipient of the statewide group's 2020 Williamson Prize for outstanding leadership in historic preservation.
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Public Affairs / July 2, 2020
In New Book, Margaret Stevenson Examines Impact Of Racism, Law On Children
A new book co-edited by University of Evansville psychology associate professor Margaret Stevenson examines scientific studies on the impact public policy and a legacy of racism have on children.
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Local News / June 15, 2020
Restored WWII Warship Moves To New Evansville Location
A restored World War II naval vessel has moved to a more prominent location along the Ohio River in downtown Evansville.
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Local News / June 8, 2020
Indiana Businesswoman And Philanthropist Dies At Age 77
Christel DeHaan, an Indiana businesswoman, philanthropist and founder of a nonprofit helping low-income school children, has died, according to the organization.
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