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Many of Indiana's visual artists have used the quiet of the pandemic to focus on their work. Some have even taken inspiration from the social upheaval. How is work and life going for local artists? Originally aired August 5, 2020.

The winners of the 2020 Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana Authors Awards have been announced. Today we showcase conversations with these award-winning writers.

Remote health care services have become crucial during the pandemic, and testing for the virus has been fast tracked. Today we talk about these changes and their impact.

Hiding in the constellation Cassiopeia is a star cluster that goes by many names. Its most official name is NGC 457 for its place in Danish astronomer John Lewis Emil Dreyer's New General Catalogue.

We get updates on Attorney General Curtis Hill's comments on vote-by-mail, a campaign to increase voter registration and turnout in the 2020 election, and we get some historical perspective on this year's racial justice protests from a Ball State professor.

Former Indiana first lady Judy O'Bannon has been a champion of historic preservation efforts in the state for decades, and is being recognized for it. We talk about her passion for preservation and public life.

Today we talk about a bill that would allow carbon offsets to be sold in Indiana. How would it be assessed or regulated? And what does the science tell us about trapping carbon from the atmosphere?

The winners of the 2020 Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana Authors Awards were announced earlier this month. Today we showcase conversations with the award-winning writers.

Indianapolis high school graduates with developmental disabilities are getting innovative job and life skill training through Project Search. This American Graduate segment follows them for part of their journey.

Today we learn about a reentry program in Indianapolis that aims to help reduce recidivism by teaching people how to start and grow a business.