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Yesterday was World AIDS Day, so today we're talking about people in Indiana affected by HIV and AIDS, and local groups working to serve them during the pandemic.

Today we talk about the North Split Reconstruction Project in Indianapolis to find out why it was started, what impact it might have on the community around it, and what construction will look like over the next two years.

Eugene G. White, Ed.D. - Superintendent, Indianapolis Public Schools (January 23, 2008)

Today we revisit our conversation with Indiana authors nominated for the 2020 Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana Authors Awards in the genre category.

Today on All IN we talk about Indiana coal plant closures, and the economic and environmental impact these plants have on local communities.

Today we re-air our show with Indiana authors nominated for the 2020 Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana Authors Awards in the poetry category.

Today we talk to a panel of experts and advocates about how the political discourse around climate issues has changed, and how it might impact the upcoming election.

Today we talk to a researcher and an advocate about energy insecurity during the pandemic, as low income households are losing access to utility services like electricity, heating, and cooling every day.

New models of teacher assessment are being rolled out in schools across Indiana because of changes to state law. This segment of American Graduate looks at how schools are responding as the school year gets rolling.

While the moon is pretty to look at and easy to find, its light outshines a lot of deep sky objects. Galaxies, star clusters, nebulae. So moonless nights are what amateur astronomers live for.