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Domestic disputes are one of the most common calls police get. As many as 3 million incidents of domestic violence are reported in the United States every year, and its estimated that around twice that number of cases go unreported.

Talking about race can be uncomfortable. What if we say the wrong thing? Our kids ready for these conversations? We talk to experts and advocates to get their advice, and their guidance.

Schools, teachers and students across the state were forced to adapt when the pandemic hit, but some say too many schools are failing to meet the needs of students in special education.

Spring gardening is underway, and native plants are king. A panel of experts on native and invasive species answer your gardening questions, and give tips for growing native plants.

Today we talk about the North Split Reconstruction Project in Indianapolis to find out why it was started, what impact it might have on the community around it, and what construction will look like over the next two years.

Today we talk about what happens when law enforcement are called because someone shows signs of dangerous psychiatric issues. How do police typically handle these situations, and are there proper protocols in place? And what are hospitals doing to make sure people are getting the help they need?

Today we talk to political scientists about President Joe Biden's first 100 days in office, to find out how he's handled issues like the pandemic, civil unrest, climate change, and multiple refugee crises.

Today we talk to researchers about public health, get an update from The Performing Arts Center in Carmel, and learn about promising research around the COVID-19 virus.

Harper Lee's book, "Go Set a Watchman", the Hastings International Piano Competition, and 7th Annual Original and Fabulous GermanFest at the Athenaeum.

Host Jolene Ketzenberger talks with pioneering chef Tony Hanslits and his entrepreneur wife Rosa about getting back into the restaurant business. She also visits with Barbara Richardson and Rob Gaston about the upcoming Turn Fest before joining 11-year old Food Network chef-testant Sabrina Richard to find out what it's like to cook on TV.