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This week on IWIR – We celebrate Jim Shella and Mike McDaniel in a special farewell show.

Gov. Eric Holcomb said he's not disappointed to have fallen short because the state had "set high goals."

The state must provide what are known as direct-acting antiviral medications by July 1. It's part of an agreement between the state and the ACLU recently approved by a federal judge.

About 70 percent of Indiana schools had lower attendance rates in 2020-21 compared to the previous year, a sign of the toll that the fragmented education during the pandemic took on students.

The preservation agency wants to sell the Remedy Building that has housed its offices since 2002 to pay for work at the Kizer mansion.

Many Hoosier educators took Gov. Mike Pence's remarks about education standards in his State of the State address as an indicator Indiana is moving away from the Common Core. But it wasn't news to the state's top education official, who says that's been the plan all along.

The ACLU of Indiana has filed three new lawsuits in federal court on behalf of prisoners at the Miami Correctional Facility alleging cruel and unusual punishment. The filings follow six other federal lawsuits from earlier this year.

A plan to bring high-speed internet to about 80-percent of Columbus and Bartholomew County residents is in the works.

Hoosiers who want to vote by mail in the upcoming election and have a legal reason to do so have just a few days left to request their mail-in ballot.

The state's Hoosier Initiative for Re-Entry program helped more than 1,000 ex-offenders find jobs last year.