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Today we talk about commencement ceremonies happening across the state for college graduates, and what these events will look like one year into the pandemic.

Today we talk about what happens when law enforcement are called because someone shows signs of dangerous psychiatric issues. How do police typically handle these situations, and are there proper protocols in place? And what are hospitals doing to make sure people are getting the help they need?

Today we talk to political scientists about President Joe Biden's first 100 days in office, to find out how he's handled issues like the pandemic, civil unrest, climate change, and multiple refugee crises.

On today's show we talk about new expansions for child tax credits, and find out how Hoosiers can get help navigating the complicated world of taxes.

Mitch Daniels, Governor of Indiana (February 24, 2010) Download Presentation Slides

Today we talk about a controversial bill about wetlands that was signed into law last week, to find out how this bill could impact the way state leaders handle issues related to climate change.

On today's show we talk about efforts to encourage women to get involved in politics, and hear from current and former leaders about their experiences.

Today we talk to leaders of local performing arts centers and venues, to find out how they've adapted to the pandemic and if curtains will be raised again this year.

Today we talk about IUPUI being ranked 2nd in the country for its sustainability efforts, to find out how they did it and why it matters. We also get an update on federal student aid deadlines being extended.

On today's show we talk to historians and experts about the history of baseball in Indiana, then get an update on how colleges are preparing for the fall.