This week, auto correspondent Casey Williams reviews two three-row SUVs. One is an all-terrain platform proven around the world. The other continues to lead the segment it helped create two decades ago.

Indy Creative Beatriz Vasquez uses a unique method of paper cutting called Papel Picado to share her passion for social and humanitarian causes.

Many Indy Creatives wear many hats. Visual artist Joy Hernandez is one of them. She is a muralist, gallery owner, news videographer, and contributor to WFYI's arts and culture radio program, Curious Mix.

Though many businesses and restaurants are now able to reopen, arts and entertainment venues remain closed. And while some creative's find blessings in isolation, others feel the curse. Visual artist Benny Sanders finds himself somewhere in between.

Auto correspondent Casey Williams says BMW's 840i is beautiful, comfortable, and when asked, brutally fast.

Nick Floyd said that despite the fact that Indiana is allowing businesses to reopen, he believes reopening Three Floyds Brewing's pub in Munster was too risky to employees and customers alike.

Indianapolis visual artist and community organizer Gary Gee is well known for his creative outreach in the local arts community. WFYI's Jill Ditmire spoke with Gee about the tools he uses to help others stay positive.

The COVID-19 pandemic paused the installation of new art in many places, including the Indianapolis International Airport.

After the state closed all venues due to the pandemic, Vining focused on creating a comprehensive art market assessment, with data and sales metrics hes collected from more than 2,000 works and 100 artists.

Indianapolis creative Jamie Pawlus makes what she calls "Transit Art" -- large installation pieces using words and phrases that make people think as they are on the way from point A to point B. She spoke with WFYI's Jill Ditmire about her most recent installations.