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On today's show we talk about whether Indiana is also in danger of droughts like the ones we're hearing about in the West Coast, as well as learning about trading and investing with a professor of finance.

There are nine inmates on death row in Indiana, but it's been 10 years since the state went through with an execution. We examine the changing thoughts and practices around capital punishment.

Governor Eric Holcomb has said that talent shortage is the defining issue of the decade for Indiana. Today we dive into the many causes, and potential solutions, to the state's workforce gaps.

Indiana's 2020 legislative session ended last week. What passed, and what didn't? Two statehouse reporters join us to reflect on what some say was a particularly "weird" session.

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.

Today we talk about what state efforts are out there to help Hoosiers and graduates find jobs, and find out what Indiana could do to improve its efforts.

Today we reflect back on the past year, hear some personal stories, and find out how students and teachers across Indiana have been affected by the pandemic.

Today we revisit a few of the most interesting conversations we had this week, including discussions on untrained police in schools, an update on the Delta variant, and what it's like to run a fashion brand in Indiana.

Hoosiers 70 and older can now register for appointments to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. The Indiana Department of Health announced the expansion Wednesday.

The bill allows small breweries to increase their annual production limit from 30,000 barrels per year to 90,000.