A ceremony remembered 58 people who experienced homelessness and died in Indianapolis this year.

Many WFYI listeners may recognize Joe Hatcher. His friendly voice has been part of the station for nearly 30 years. This week, we send him well-wishers on his very much deserved retirement.

Tea House reflects one of Newfield's 2019 exhibits, an interactive look into everything in Japanese culture from poetry to Samurai swords.

The Indianapolis based People for Urban Progress or PUP organization specializes in up-cycling unusual items.

In this edition of Making It, a mixed media artist combines music with making zines. A little over a year ago, she joined a band and incorporated her sketching talents into zine making.

Gabriel Lehman loves to paint murals and in those murals - clouds. Gratitude is also important to him. He donates paintings to charities and loves to paint murals in unusual places, like the nursery of a Church in Noblesville.

Artist and musician Stephanie Renner creates at her home studio on the north side of Indianapolis.

Eric Carmichael is a talented DIY musician who moved to Indianapolis to form a band.

The Indianapolis City-County Council presented WFYI President Lloyd Wright and local filmmaker Ted Green with a special resolution Monday night for their combined work on "Attucks: The School That Opened a City."