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Tonight, and EVERY night, you can see not one, but TWO star clusters... right next to each other.

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.

How can school leaders make sure all students gets the same quality education, as remote learning, safety precautions and a growing reliance on technology change how schools operate?

Project based learning may use traditional tools including lectures, textbooks and tests but the focus is on relevancy, inquiry and hands on learning organized around a central question.

The weather doesn't look great this weekend, but if we're lucky enough to have clear or clear-ish skies, look the southeast after sundown... so around 9:30.

Today a reporter tells us why the creation of a founder's day in Fort Wayne sparked a culture war in the community. And we talk to a panel of experts about the nuances of how history is remembered.

Today we talk about efforts from lawmakers in Indiana and across the country to pass so-called anti-rioting bills, and the concerns some have that this kind of legislation could stifle the right to protest.

Today we talk about efforts to reform the redistricting process, in light of an amendment on the issue being blocked by lawmakers. We also talk to U.S. Congressman Greg Pence about a federal proposal that would change the definition on metro areas, something that could impact funding for a number of cities in Indiana.

Today we learn about a museum exhibit designed to bring awareness to the states opioid crisis, and talk about a new book on what lessons Jesus learned from women.

Today we talk about vaccine hesitancy in Indiana, and learn about efforts to encourage vaccination and improve access. Originally aired March 25, 2021.