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This week's Friday Pitch-In kicks off with the latest news on the coronavirus pandemic. We also talk to a reporter about what Hoosiers need to know when filing for unemployment benefits.

Teachers are on the frontlines of the high school dropout crisis. Their influence and potential to guide the students they see daily can't be underestimated. American Graduate talks to a teacher and coach who fights to keep kids in school.

To find Gemini, look to the west and find the familiar Orion. You'll know it by its iconic "Belt" of three bright stars in a row. Then, simply look above Orion for two bright stars next to each other.

This week's Friday Pitch-In kicks off with an update on Indiana's 2020 legislative session, and includes a chat with Bob Vollmer, the state surveyor retiring at age 102.

If you're off to college next year or preparing to enter your senior year, you should know that important deadlines are coming up for financial aid. WFYI's Jo Ann Klooz reports for the American Graduate initiative.

Venus is 15 times brighter than the brightest star in the night sky, Sirius. And planets don't twinkle like stars do.

A major flood devastated Tipton County in 2013. Scientists say more are likely coming to the state, with rainfall rates going up in the winter and spring seasons. Are Indiana's communities ready?

In many states, it's a felony if you don't disclose your HIV positive status in certain circumstances. Some argue advancements in medicine make these laws outdated, and that they create an unjustified culture of fear. Originally posted December 12, 2019.

A new exhibit at the Indiana State Museum explores the complexity of the opioid crisis. But it isn't the kind of exhibit you typically find at a museum.

This week's Friday Pitch-In includes an update on Indiana's 2020 legislative session, and our chat with a Grammy award-winning fiddler from southern Indiana.