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Asian American owned businesses across the country have been struggling to stay open because of limited service, and some say discrimination has made things worse. We talk to local leaders and business owners about how they're doing.

Today we get updates on a potential second wave of COVID-19, potential statewide education changes after the election, and we learn about seasonal affective disorder during the pandemic.

We get updates on the growing number of COVID-19 cases, the second gubernatorial debate, a wilderness stewardship recipient, and ongoing issues in the Indiana prison system.

Today we get an in-depth update on the second wave of COVID-19 in Indiana, to find out why it's happening, what state officials are doing about it, and what impact the holiday season might have.

Today we talk to a group of election workers about what it's like to run an election, how the pandemic changed things, and what concerns they have about the process this year.

Today we talk with several political analysts and our statehouse reporter on the new election results from Indiana and across the country, what to look out for next, and President Trump's late-night address prematurely declaring victory.

Today we talk about a new study on misinformation and conspiracy theories around the 2020 election, to find out where these ideas come from, how they spread on social media, and how they might have impacted voters this year.

This weekend, look for a classic target known and celebrated since time immemorial.

We get updates on COVID-19 cases, election results, the state of manufacturing jobs in Indiana, and education referendums on the ballot this year.

Robert Rubin, Former U.S. Treasury Secretary (September 19, 2007)