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The NCAA has started the process to allow college athletes to profit from their name, image and likeness. Today on All IN we ask what these new rules could look like, and how they might impact the billion dollar industry.

One of the most common New Year's resolutions, of course, is to lose weight. But it's also one of the most difficult goals to tackle. How do we overcome the urge to make unhealthy decisions?

At the turn of the 20th century, some packaged food in the US was dangerous. This sent one chemistry professor on a crusade that led to the founding of the Food and Drug Administration.

Some children on Medicaid aren't getting the mental health care they need. A bill at the Statehouse hopes to fix it by extending the amount of time they can stay in facilities.

Gov. Holcomb aims to give schools more certainty about school funding. We get the latest on how elementary schools are reopening, and learn how to help kids manage back-to-school anxiety.

Mat Davis interviews poet Elizabeth Gordon McKim, Etheridge Knight’s partner and companion during the final years of his life.

This week on Echoes of Avenue learn about the history of Indianapolis Recorder’s midnight Christmas benefit concerts at the Walker Theatre.

Listen to an interview with the legendary jazz pianist Bob James and a rare lost recording of James’ 1962 performance at Notre Dame’s Collegiate Jazz Festival in South Bend.

Listen to the final episode in a three-part series exploring the music of Little Bill Gaither, a legendary Indianapolis blues singer and guitarist. On this week’s edition, hear a selection of music from Gaither’s final recordings.

The state could be waiting several months to implement a new law that allows the research and production of industrial hemp, even though Gov. Mike Pence signed the legislation last March.