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Stage four of Indiana's plan to reopen begins today, and schools look at how to reopen in the fall. We get updates on these headlines and more, and learn about care COVID-19 patients need after the ICU.

It is now legal to bet on professional and college sports in Indiana. For the first month, only casinos could take official bets on games. But in October, after mobile betting was allowed, Hoosiers placed over $92 million in bets on sporting events.

We get updates on the state's new Chief Equity, Opportunity, and Inclusion Officer position, Planned Parenthood's lawsuit over Indiana's 18-hour pre-abortion ultrasound law, and we talk to IndyCar driver Tony Kanaan.

We get updates on Governor Holcomb's announcement that masks are mandatory in public places, the Attorney General's rebuttal, and we talk to the author of a new book on Indiana University's Olympians.

We get updates on Indiana moving into phase five of its reopening plan, the COVID-19 pandemic coinciding with flu season, and we talk to a campaign manager in charge of promoting the census in Indianapolis.

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, opened for students to apply this month. Financial aid is a critical factor for many students considering college, but the process can be overwhelming. Today on All IN, we break it all down.

Veteran journalist and communicator will serve as media critic for audiences throughout the Indianapolis market in a pilot project.

The Indianapolis Public Library is excited to partner with WFYI Public Media to celebrate Día del Niño at Be My Neighbor Day on Saturday, April 26, 2025, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Central Library.

No one’s ever done this job before.

A conversation with long-time central Indiana media personality and author Ken Beckley.