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  • Evictions are high in Indianapolis. The city recently passed an initiative designed to protect tenants, but a bill working its way through the Statehouse could stop it from happening.
  • Outdoor activities are an exception to the governor's "stay-at-home" order. What's the protocol for getting outside during a pandemic?
  • Public health experts say the coronavirus pandemic has not yet reached its peak. How prepared are hospitals in Indiana?
  • Gay students are frequently targeted for harassment and bullying. Pike High School has is one of a handful in the city that has a Gay Straight Alliance for students. The group is modeled after others around the country and promotes tolerance. American Graduate asks; does it really make a difference?
  • As Venus continues its rise in the evening sky through the end of April, it will travel through many constellations. Tonight, Friday, April 3rd, it will be in the middle of the Pleiades star cluster.
  • This week's Friday Pitch-In kicks off with the latest news on the coronavirus pandemic and how it's impacting Indiana.
  • Small business owners across the state are dealing with dramatic changes caused by the coronavirus pandemic. What financial help is out there for these businesses, and will it be enough?
  • The media has been deemed an essential business, but it doesn't mean the industry is immune from economic fallout. What does that mean for news coverage? And what are the consequences?
  • Grab your binoculars - today we explore the world of birdwatching. Experts and enthusiasts share tips on how to attract and identify birds in Indiana.
  • American women have had the right to vote for 100 years. What have we learned ever since? Originally aired February 12, 2020.
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