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The Family and Social Services Administration announced the recipients of more than $1.5 million in grant money this week, for expanding the capacity of early learning across the state.

The dispute centers on a phrase: "We believe that strong families, based on marriage between a man and a woman, are the foundation of society."

In this episode, WFYI's Melissa Davis meets with DIY singer and songwriter KO. The musician sings for us, shares what inspires her and leads us through Lang Lab, an artist collective in South Bend. She is its first artist in residence.

Grace College and Seminary has won its long-running lawsuit seeking religious exemption from paying for employees' birth control under former President Barack Obama's health care law.

At the Summer Servings event in Riverside Park, local kids and Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett ate lunch together.

Paving crews started overnight operations this week as the state works to meet the August deadline for construction on the stretch between Bloomington and Martinsville.

One of the goals of the Vera Bradley Foundation Center for Breast Cancer Research will be to increase clinical trial access to women facing cancer in Indiana.

Indianapolis has a new community-driven crime prevention effort. Mayor Joe Hogsett announced the first Director of Community Violence Reduction Shonna Majors and a new grant program to fund local solutions.

House Speaker Brian Bosma says legislators will review state laws regarding juveniles being charged as adults. Indiana law only allows children as young as the suspect in the Noblesville West Middle School shooting to be charged as adults if they are accused of murder.

The city of Richmond is considering paying solar customers with excess power the lower wholesale rate plus 25 percent, rather than the higher retail rate.