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We get updates on Indiana schools struggling with contact tracing, a southeastern Indiana newspaper publisher revitalizing its coverage of the region, and concerns around the state's tourism industry.

Indiana school counselors who help students and families plan for college are getting trained to be even better advocates.

A new project aims to spark conversation about issues facing women veterans. We talk to a group of Indiana women leading the effort to find out what they want changed, and how it could happen.

Some immigrants are vulnerable to COVID-19 because they can't, or won't, seek public benefits, and must continue to work in higher-risk industries. We talk about the policies and concerns behind these decisions.

We talk to an epidemiologist about the current state of the pandemic in Indiana, and how the state is tweaking its plan to reopen. And we find out how the state's healthcare system is managing.

If you have dark skies, you can see Comet Neowise with the naked eye, but urban and most suburban observers will probably need some help spotting it.

We get updates on Indiana's response to the pandemic, the Republican nominee for attorney general, and local efforts to improve contact tracing.

We talk to groups working to make solar energy more accessible for Hoosiers, and we hear about how one Indiana city's efforts to increase solar have gone so far.

We talk to a panel of child care experts and advocates about how the pandemic is impacting child care facilities across the state, and the families that rely on them.

Brian Bosma retires from the Indiana General Assembly next week as the longest-serving House Speaker in state history. Today we talk with the former Speaker about his lengthy career in politics.