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Despite over 50 years of service and the support of many local individuals, WFYI’s financial sustainability has never been more challenged. Your generosity can help us continue providing the programs and services on which you’ve come to rely. Give now at wfyi.org/give to ensure the future of trusted journalism, inspiring stories and lifelong learning in our community.

Families in Indiana often don’t have access to quality child care and early-learning education. The state’s Family and Social Services Administration recently announced grants to create new programs in underserved areas and expand existing programs for early learning.

Over the next two years, contingent on congressional funding, WFYI will collaborate with local partners including Fay Biccard Glick Neighborhood Center and the Indianapolis Public Library to create a “Learning Neighborhood” that fosters a community-wide culture of learning at home, in the neighborhood, and within local systems and spaces.

Thile will be performing in Indiana on Oct. 3, at Brown County Music Center in Nashville, Indiana. WFYI's Kyle Long spoke with Thile ahead of the performance.

The Indiana Broadcasters Association inducted Ardath Burkhart into the Indiana Broadcast Pioneers Hall of Fame on September 10, 2024.

From breaking Indianapolis news to world news headlines, WFYI's reporting keeps you informed on Education, Health, Indiana Statewide news and Arts & Culture.

WFYI Public Media announced on Oct. 31, 2025 that Jill Sheridan will be the new host of Indiana Week in Review.

StoryCorps is facilitating a 2025 Military Voices Initiative (MVI) tour, honoring veterans and members of the military community by recording and preserving their stories.

On May 2, the US Department of Education notified the Corporation for Public Broadcasting that the 2020-2025 Ready To Learn Grant was terminated, effective immediately. The Corporation for Public Broadcasting informed PBS and 44 public media stations, including WFYI, to stop work immediately, pausing the grant program throughout the country.

When public records requests go unanswered, it’s the public that suffers.