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In every state, the AP and Chalkbeat surveyed the largest school districts in each of four categories set by the National Center for Education Statistics: urban, suburban, town and rural.

Ball State University wants to return to education as usual next fall. Officials have adopted a plan that can change if COVID-19 infections spike again.

Two weeks into October, and the pressure really starts getting to your head. "What am I going to be for Halloween?" Take some cues from your news-minded friends at NPR for creating a unique and timely costume out of the headlines.

Employees at an Amazon.com facility in Delaware have decided against forming a labor union. The company is openly opposed to unions and has successfully fought previous efforts to unionize here, but the attempts had never before gotten as far as an employee vote.

IndyGo announced a change to its payment structure. Riders will need to make new accounts.

This summer, members of WFYI's community engagement started conversations with one question: “Do you think your child is (or children are) getting what they need in school?”

Purdue Polytechnic asked the Indianapolis Charter School Board to approve an application to replicate its high school model in Pike Township.

Survivors of nonfatal shootings do not always seek professional mental health help despite trauma, according to a new study. Stigma and fear of getting in trouble are some of the reasons why.

The middle of the country is extraordinarily dry. Crops are stressed, rivers are running low, and cities and towns are anxiously hoping for a break in the weather. Experts say it's the worst drought in the central U.S. since at least 2012.

At a press conference Wednesday, members of the Greenwood Police Department and the FBI said they don't know why the gunman chose to carry out the incident, but they have learned more about his past and interests.