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Today we talk about how COVID-19 is highlighting what working moms in Indiana face on a daily basis, and how the pandemic has complicated things for many.

Today we get updates on the pandemic, the Dreasjon Reed case, voter turnout in Indiana, and this year's virtual Indy Jazz Fest.

This weekend's target is a classic cold weather cluster right next door to its famous half-sisters.

James Rogers, Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer of Duke Energy (October 31, 2007)

Today we talk to reporters and producers from WNIN about their new podcast series, which covers the many ways COVID-19 has had an impact on the Midwest and the people who live here.

Today we talk to the people who manage Indiana's commercial caves, and experts on cave geology and exploration, to learn about the state's subterranean world.

Today we learn more about the new podcast series from WNIN about the pandemic's impact on the Midwest, including an episode about survivor stories and a student-led project to interview people and analyze data in the region.

Health care is a top issue for voters this election, and the COVID-19 pandemic has heightened the urgency of an already contentious political fight around the Affordable Care Act. Today we talk to health care and legal experts about what's at stake.

Today we talk to two Indiana Republicans about their opposing views on President Donald Trump.

Today we revisit extended interviews with candidates for state attorney general, Democratic candidate Jonathan Weinzapfel and Republican candidate Todd Rokita.