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Today on All IN we look into the rich history of literature in Indiana, and how some of its best authors are being recognized for their work.

The White River is infamous for its less-than-sanitary status. E. coli levels in some parts of the river are high enough that even casual contact could lead to illness. But new efforts are underway to clean the White River and make it eligible for more potential activities. How did it get so filthy in the first place? That's today on All IN.

The 28th Heartland International Film Festival, an 11-day celebration of independent film, kicks off this week in Indianapolis. We talk to filmmakers about what it's like to make a movie in Indiana, and ask Heartland organizers what's in store for festival-goers this year.

Some Indiana schools are marking students that drop out as leaving to be "home-schooled." Today on All IN, we hear from education experts, legislators, and parents to explore how these records skew graduation rates and how it affects both students and schools.

Author and musician David Bagdade, Jazz saxophonist Rob Dixon The Blue Side CD and Motus Dance company presents their Pairings event.

Glass Artisan Lisa Pelo; Menopause Myths as Art ; 4th Grade Rap Star; Saving The Urban Wall; Laotian food; Southern Poetry. ; Indiana Teacher in Tiny Desk Concert. Originally posted June 28, 2019.

It's a full moon this weekend...so what are we seeing when we look at the moon?

One of the most popular deep sky objects is due south right after sundown.

Indiana's Second Chance Law aims to give people just that, a second chance. Across the state, many communities are finding ways to assist people with the expungement of criminal records and to address other legal barriers to getting back to work and life. Jill Sheridan fills in for Matt Pelsor to talk to legal experts and others involved in finding new ways to help people through this process on this edition of "All IN".

Indiana is home to some interesting historical stops and museums, some more odd than others. How does history live on for Hoosiers through these areas of interest? Jill Sheridan sits in for host Matt Pelsor and talks to the people who cultivate a passion for preserving history however strange on this edition of "All IN".