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Today we learn about a reentry program in Indianapolis that aims to help reduce recidivism by teaching people how to start and grow a business.

Today we find out if the pandemic impacted divorces last year, and learn about a study on sex amid all the stress.

Today we talk to filmmakers who have been following a story of an alleged racist attack at Lake Monroe, and talk to experts on restorative justice to learn more about the practice.

Today we talk about the Asian American community and how the stereotypes around it, like the Model Minority, affect people inside and outside of the community.

Today we talk to nurses across the state to find out how the nursing shortage has affected their work this past year during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Today we learn about the impacts of erosion along Lake Michigan, the importance of honeybees, and the future of working from home.

Today we learn about arguments heard at the Supreme Court concerning federal vaccine mandates. We also learn about the health impacts of algae blooms in drinking water.

Today we learn about national and local Black civil rights activists during President Benjamin Harrison’s term in office, and a new exhibit at the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site.

We continue our tribute to the late great Indianapolis saxophonist and bandleader Jimmy Coe with a look at Coes classic rhythm and blues recordings for the States record label during the early 1950s.

This week we’ll look back at the music of Earl Van Riper, an extraordinary pianist who worked with an impressive list of local and national artists including Wes Montgomery, Dinah Washington, and more.