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  • A good view of the southern sky tonight will show you a lethal predator... and a planetary rival.
  • The Americans with Disabilities Act, designed to prohibit discrimination against people with disabilities, is turning 30 years old. The civil rights law has impacted millions, but getting it passed wasn't easy.
  • Looking at the moon with the naked eye, you'll notice a few big features. The so-called "seas," the large 'Ocean of Storms' to the west, Even the Tycho crater to the south. But look closer with a telescope-even a pair of binoculars, and the moon REALLY reveals itself.
  • In 2003, a pastor from Evansville and a grad student from Africa had a chance meeting that led to the creation of a learning center in Kenya, impacting thousands. Today we find out how it all happened.
  • Foster Youth face big challenges that spill over into the classroom. American Graduate talks about the challenges and one student shares her story.
  • A new interactive map from the state shows where to access waterways fit for paddling, where to rent canoes, and current water levels in some locations. We talk to paddling enthusiasts about how to use it.
  • We talk to the stars of "Good Bones" about their mission to revitalize Indianapolis one home at a time. We hear about their journey to the small screen, what impact the national show has had on the community, and what projects are keeping the ladies busy today.
  • A list of Hamilton County Ku Klux Klan members from the 1920's is public for the first time since it was discovered 25 years ago. Today we talk about the history of the KKK in Indiana, and efforts to conceal it.
  • We get updates on a federal judge striking down Indiana's 2018 abortion law, the alleged racist assault at Lake Monroe last Saturday, and concerns about how Indiana Women's Prison is dealing with COVID-19.
  • The largest planet in our solar system is clearly visible late at night. It rises to the southeast just after sunset, and it's highest right around 2am, so if you're up late, go out and look.
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