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  • Legislation currently moving through the General Assembly could potentially give Indiana adoptees from the closed records era (1941-1993) the ability to receive their original birth records.
  • Right to Farm legislation. Guests: Protect the Harvest- Craig Curry, Government Relations & Public Policy Liaison Indiana; Hoosier Environmental Council - Kim Ferraro, senior staff attorney.
  • "Gold: Riches and Ruin" exhibit at the Eiteljorg Museum, Earth Charter Indiana organization, and Small Potatoes Exceptional Events foodie tours.
  • On the cusp of the US Supreme Court's third ruling of the Affordable Care Act is a discussion of the arguments with Indiana 8th District Representative Larry Bucshon, himself a heart surgeon.
  • A closer look a the "Hoosiers" bicentennial documentary series, focusing on the last two episodes scheduled for Aug 4, especially looking at the question, "What's ahead for Indiana?"
  • Indiana made the drastic decision to privatize health care in its prisons. It was supposed to improve care, but more than 20 years later, it’s unclear if it worked.
  • Today we revisit our show about Hoodox, a streaming service that launched earlier this summer exclusively built to present Indiana documentaries.
  • The parents of Indiana Cyber Charter School students were notified Wednesday that the school will close June 30.
  • Longtime Subway spokesman Jared Fogle has agreed to plead guilty to one count each of travelling to engage in illicit sexual conduct with a minor and the distribution and receipt of child pornography. He appeared in court earlier Wednesday to hear the charges.
  • Indiana's COVID-19 positivity rate was reported at its lowest level since the pandemic began just over a week ago. Since then, the rate has jumped 52 percent.
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