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On Tuesday morning, February 18, 2020, just after 7am Eastern, Mars will disappear behind the moon. An event known as a lunar occultation.

"Crime Junkie" is one of the most popular true crime podcasts in the country. It's recently come under fire for plagiarism, and some critics say it sacrifices integrity for entertainment. Originally posted December 2, 2019.

Madam C.J. Walker was born to slaves and died the first self-made female millionaire in the United States. Her business was built in Indiana, but her legacy extends far beyond her fortune.

Republican Senator Mike Braun recently helped launch the Senate Climate Solutions Caucus, a bipartisan effort against climate change. Is the Republican Party's relationship with environmental issues changing?

More than a quarter of the students in Indianapolis Public Schools attend one of its so-called "innovation schools." What are they, why do some oppose them, and how well are they working?

This week's Friday Pitch-In kicks off with an update on Indiana's 2020 legislative session, and on Pete Buttigieg's presidential campaign.

This segment looks at how emergency planning saved lives at Henryville schools when tornadoes struck last week. School officials will look at lessons learned and what comes from that will keep all schools safer.

Every good hunter needs support. Orion and his two dogs have reigned the evening sky in the winter since before human civilization. One of the earliest representations of Orion appeared in cave art dated more than 32,000 years ago.

Two virtual charter schools in Indiana spent years inappropriately collecting more than $68 million in tax dollars by inflating student enrollment numbers, according to a state report. How did it happen?

Six years ago, Indiana was among a handful of states that still banned ex-drug offenders from using food stamps. A retired librarian spent years pushing to change the law, and finally helped make it happen. How did she do it?