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Steve Inskeep, host of NPR's Morning Edition, travelled home to Indiana this weekend to speak to high school students. We catch up with Steve about his message to young people, today's political climate, and growing up in Indiana.

How should schools handle the growing popularity of e-cigarettes? Some say it's illegal, and should be punished accordingly. Others warn that harsh discipline won't help students long-term.

We end every week with the Friday Pitch-In, where we catch up on some of the biggest Indiana headlines of the week.

Cassiopeia is popular with amateur astronomers because it's large, bright, and the main reference point for several deep-sky objects.

Today on All IN we talk about Spirit & Place, an annual festival in Indianapolis about arts, humanities and religion.

Sarah Evans, manager of the bookstore at Christian Theological Seminary (CTS), poet Norbert Krapf and radio personality Paul Irwin.

Donald Cline still doesn't come clean at a face-to-face meeting with the siblings, which leads to more questions. Did he ever use any sperm donors in the '70s and '80s?

Governor Eric Holcomb has said that talent shortage is the defining issue of the decade for Indiana. Today we dive into the many causes, and potential solutions, to the state's workforce gaps.

Today on All IN we talk about the life and legacy of Indianapolis native Kurt Vonnegut, and the people still celebrating the satirist today.

Thousands of Medicaid recipients in Indiana are required to report employment or volunteer hours to receive their benefits. But after a federal lawsuit was filed challenging some of its rules, that program has been temporarily suspended.