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Indiana is introducing new tools on July 1 to evaluate if children and infants qualify for home- and community-based services through Medicaid. The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration said the criteria hasn't changed, but some children may no longer qualify based on the new assessment tools.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jennifer McCormick shared her education plan for the state on Thursday. The plan emphasizes five pillars including early child care and universal pre-K, school accountability, transferable skills, teacher pay and local autonomy.

The Senate GOP's plan to overhaul Indiana's Medicaid expansion program received final approval from lawmakers Thursday. The legislation now heads to the governor's desk despite concerns that it could result in people losing coverage.

Join guest host Rodney Stepp as we explore the history of Words of Wisdom, a popular Naptown soul group of the early 1970s. They released two singles, including a 1973 record on Lamp Records and a 1976 recording for IX Chains. We’ll share interviews with members of the group and their manager, Rickie Clark, and examine the contributions of songwriter Charles “Moose” Amos.

Join guest host Rodney Stepp for the final episode in our two-part series celebrating the music of the late drummer Jozell Carter. On this week’s show, we focus on Carter’s work in the Naptown jazz scene, featuring performances with Billy Wooten, Steve Weakley, Jonathan Wood, and the Small Talk Quintet.

Join host Rodney Stepp in celebrating one of Indianapolis's most accomplished and underappreciated vocalists and legends of Naptown soul music, Alfonzo Surrett.

Join host Jolene Ketzenberger as she explores some big ideas in food. First she visits with Flying Cupcake owner Kate Drury who just opened the Dancing Donut shop. Then she catches up with City Market's Stevie Stoesz Kersh andChelsea Marburger who just returned from making a presentation to a global market conference in Barcelona, Spain, just in time to open the annual Downtown Farmers Market.

Summer for many Hoosiers means a trip to the lake and this week Host Jolene Ketzenberger fishes for trout with Capt. Steve Davies on Lake Huron. Chef Tony Hanslits makes salmon in the Cook This feature while R.J. Wall and Chef Dave Tallent discuss the Indy invasion of the James Beard House in New York City. Milktooth Chef/Owner Jonathon Brooks is headed to NYC too while filmmaker Grant Michael talks about his documentary about the Indianapolis restaurant scene.

This week's show features contrasts. The Indianapolis Museum of Art's Avant Brunch leads off as Host Jolene Ketzenberger catches up with the IMA's Scott Stulen and chefs Alan Sternberg and Andrew Whitmoyer. Next it's a visit with Kay Feeney Caito about the venerable Italian Fest at Holy Rosary Church on the near southside. Around the corner from the church is Cafe Nonna, a new gelato shop by David Page and then it's time for a stop at Tinker Coffee and a chat with co-owner Stephen Hall.

2014 ArtPrize competition winning piece, Intersections, shown in Indianapolis, and Indianapolis Opera is producing the US premiere of Jonathan Dove's opera based on Jane Austen's Mansfield Park.