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Public Affairs / September 28, 2023
Indiana improves more than most states in newest AARP scorecard on long-term care
Indiana is one of the most improved states on AARPs scorecard measuring long-term care for older people and those with disabilities.
Local News / September 28, 2023
‘We’ll take all the help we can get.’ City promotes study showing greenspaces lower violent crime rates
Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett promoted a study this week showing how Indianapolis greenspaces could be linked to lowered crime rates.
Arts & Culture / September 28, 2023
Time For Three, now Grammy winners, come home to Indy
For a little over a decade, Time For Three helped redefine the concert experience with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. As the Artists In Residence with the ISO, they created the Happy Hour concert series, melding classical music with hip hop, rock and pop and any other genre you can think of, bringing a party atmosphere to the Hilbert Circle Theatre, while firmly maintaining their classically trained roots. Now, Time For Three is returning to Indianapolis for the first time as Grammy winners, performing this weekend with the ISO. Time For Three is Nick Kendall and Charles Yang on violin and Ranaan Meyer on double bass. They spoke with WFYI’s Ray Steele.
Education / September 28, 2023
Everything Hoosiers need to know about federal student loan repayments
Its been more than three years since federal loan repayments were paused because of the COVID-19 pandemic. In October, the freeze will be over for more than 900,000 Hoosiers.
Health / September 27, 2023
Despite increase to rate, parents and providers warn proposal will limit access to ABA therapy
Parents of children with autism and providers have concerns that a common behavioral treatment for people with autism could be at risk due to a new proposed Medicaid rate. Some parents and providers say the updated rate isnt enough to cover the cost.
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