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Protecting health care coverage was a top concern for Indiana voters and featured prominently in many campaigns. Indiana health care advocates are working to keep it at the front of Hoosier's minds.

WFYI's Matt Pelsor sat down with Lewis to talk about the book, and to draw comparisons between that era and today's political climate.

The Hamilton County judge leveled the most severe punishment the boy could receive because he was not charged as an adult.

As a juvenile in the DOC, he'll be expected to complete a set of programs. The juvenile's release is contingent on the programs' completion, not a mandated court-ordered length of time.

The 2016 law banned abortions performed because of the fetus' race, gender, or potential disability. It also required medical facilities to bury or cremate fetal remains.

WFYI's Taylor Bennett speaks with Groundwork Indy Executive Director Phyllis Boyd about efforts to connect urban Indy neighborhoods waterways.

This year's vaccine is changed to make it more effective and accessible.

For decades, the Supreme Court ruled that laws regulating things like wages and working conditions were unconstitutional. That changed during the Great Depression, when one of the justices switched sides, paving the way for the Fair Labor Standards Act.

Democrats haven't won the race for Secretary of State since 1990. Jim Harper hopes to change that this year as he faces incumbent Republican Connie Lawson and Libertarian Mark Rutherford.

Back in 1955, GMC introduced the Suburban pickup, a companion to the luxurious Chevy Cameo fleetside. It was the Cadillac of pickups. Sixty-four years later, GMC launches the redesigned 2019 Sierra Denali.