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Crime - April 5, 2013

This week an expert panel takes a look at the politics of crime.

The Science of Sound (Physical Science)

Workforce Development - January 27, 2017

Workforce Development

Agriculture - March 29, 2013

This week an expert panel joins the discussion agriculture.

A to F - August 9, 2013

The A to F grading system under fire.

Abortion Debate - March 1, 2013

Is the abortion debate over an invasive procedure overblown?

Pence as VP? - July 8, 2016

Pence as VP?

Downtown Indianapolis blocked parts of Mass Ave. to allow outdoor seating. The city also installed signs, reminding people to social distance while visiting businesses and restaurants.

Indiana Hits 2,000 Confirmed COVID-19 Deaths, Jumping 1,000 In A Little Over A Month

A total of 2,022 Hoosiers have died from COVID-19, one month after Indiana began reopening businesses. State officials say their analysis of the data still supports reopening.

Office of Management and Budget Director Cris Johnston said the future still looks cloudy. And he said Indiana will need “more austere budgets” as a result.

Indiana Faced $900 Million Budget Shortfall, Still Ended Fiscal Year With $1.4 Billion Reserve

The state is covering its shortfall through cuts to state agencies, federal help and its budget reserves -- with $1.4 billion still left in state coffers.

Passing the IREAD-3 assessment is a key indicator of a student's readiness to learn through reading starting in the fourth grade.

Students' IREAD scores inch up. Indiana's efforts to combat literacy decline start to show progress

Statewide, 82.5 percent of nearly 82,000 third graders at public and private schools passed Indiana's 2024 reading test.

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