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A congressional directive requires U.S. detention centers to fill 34,000 beds per night. Supporters say it ensures that the nation's immigration laws are being enforced. But critics say housing a fixed number of immigrants at any given time is inhumane, inefficient and too expensive.

Indiana's Safe Haven law allows anyone to hand over an infant to police, fire stations or hospitals within a baby's first 45 days without questions asked.

It's been one year since legislators created a new school funding formula. The new formula gives equal funding to all schools, but critics say that's unfair, because schools with a lot of low incomes kids or students learning English need more money. In Goshen, Indiana one district is scrambling to save its English Learning program in light of the funding cuts.

The WFYI Speak Up phone is going on a listening tour across Indianapolis as part of our reporting on the root causes of violent crime in Indy's most-distressed neighborhoods, gathering thoughts and stories from residents.

An Indianapolis Public Schools guidance counselor faces child seduction charges for allegedly engaging in sexual conduct with two teenage students.

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Cuba takes on a whole new look as internationally acclaimed iPhoneographer Rad Drew shares images from his recent visits to the country. The artist stopped by the 90.1 FM studios to tell Jill Ditmire about his new exhibit.

The former chairman of the Indiana Republican Party becomes the state's second-in-command after former Lt. Gov. Sue Ellspermann stepped down Wednesday.

A judge ruled Monday in a civil lawsuit against Gov. Mike Pence, saying that Pence cannot deny state funds to Syrian refugees. The ACLU of Indiana is suing Pence on behalf of Exodus.

Four years of medical school all lead up to Match Day, the day seniors learn where they'll spend their first few years as doctors.