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Students who get the opportunity to study outside do better on tests and are more interested in learning. This segment of American Graduate looks at the annual trip that a Shelbyville middle school science class takes to the Smokey Mountain National Park.

This weekend, let's identify a classic northern hemisphere constellation.

Today we talk about efforts to stop the abuse and exploitation of seniors and endangered adults, a particularly underreported crime. A nonprofit in Indiana is working to raise awareness about these cases and represent people in need, as part of a project called Legal Assistance for Victimized Adults.

Today we revisit a few of the most interesting conversations we had this week, including discussions on Juneteenth, a project to help seniors and adults who are abused or exploited, and ongoing issues around children's mental health.

Today we learn about plans for the Indiana State Fair, which is back this year. We also get an update on the governor’s emergency powers case, and an overview on the biggest news stories of the last week. And we talk to the leaders of a theatre collective in Bloomington about inclusivity on stage.

Today we learn about an Indiana-based company aiming to use a national network of true crime fans to work on unsolved crimes. We also talk to someone analyzing human remains discovered in Columbus that could be over 2,000 years old.

Research has shown a growing distrust in traditional mainstream media, and through the internet people are finding different ways to consume news. Today we talk about why these changes are happening and what impact they're having.

Today we talk to people who led a project researching and reporting on the middle class of Indianapolis, to find out how the workplace has changed in the last four years for middle class Hoosiers.

Steven Forbes, Forbes CEO and editor-in-chief of Forbes magazine (October 29, 2010). "With Elections Looming, What Lies Ahead for the Economy and Financial Markets?"

Today we revisit a few of the most interesting conversations we had this week, including discussions on the Indiana State Fair being back in full swing, movement on the governor’s lawsuit over emergency powers, and a look at a new startup designed to help true crime fans investigate cold cases.