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This latest cold snap could kill some emerald ash borer populations in northern states like Minnesota. But in warmer states like Indiana, the invasive borer is one resilient bug.

The Indiana House dismissed an attempt by one lawmaker this week to ban any COVID-19 vaccine mandates in the state. But that likely won’t be the last time this issue comes up in the General Assembly.

To share what sex education looks like in Indiana and Texas, WFYI digital editor for health and education Lauren Bavis spoke with WFYI investigative education reporter Lee Gaines and KERA health reporter Elena Rivera.

Today we talk about the crucial role global supply chains have had throughout the pandemic, and how these systems are handling COVID-19 vaccine distribution.

managing editor and moderator for Washington Week (PBS) and a senior correspondent for The NewsHour (PBS). Politics, Policy, and Reality: What's Really Going on in Washington (March 3, 2011)

More than 85 people have died in fires in Indiana so far in 2018. That's an increase from the previous year's fire death toll of 72.

Deroy Murdock is a nationally syndicated columnist with the Scripps Howard News Service and a Senior Fellow with the Atlas Economic Research Foundation. "Three Cheers for the Rich" (December 14, 2011) Download Presentation Slides

These days, a lot ethicists, scientists and sociologists say we are in a new eugenics era. In the final installment of the series, Mary Hartnett reports on how in-vitro fertilization and other assisted reproductive technologies may be a new kind of eugenics.

Hear the final episode in our two-part series on Shirley Griffith — the Mississippi-born guitarist and singer who helped carry the sound of Delta blues to Indiana Avenue. We’ll share rare recordings he made in Indianapolis by folklorist Art Rosenbaum during the 1960s and music from Griffith’s final album, Mississippi Blues, released in 1973.

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