Katrina Pross will cover police and justice system reforms

WFYI programs and partners were nominated for 14 regional Emmy Awards, including documentaries, discussion and hosts.

WFYI Public Media announced that a $1.5 million grant from the Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation will support the development of an expanded education reporting team. The grant will also continue the foundations support of the award-winning health reporting and news collaborative, Side Effects Public Media.

WFYI Public Media announced today that reporter, editor and host Mariam Sobh has been selected as the new host of Indiana Public Broadcasting Stations (IPBS) statewide talk show, All IN, which is produced at WFYI.

Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) and WFYI Public Media announce that they are collaborating to expand the media organizations coverage of criminal justice with a focus on equity. The expanded coverage will kick off in June 2021.

National effort uses public media to promote inclusion for those with disabilities

2020 awards honor WFYI documentaries, community outreach and digital series.

Alice (Krissy) Carson is recognized by WFYI as leader in the Indianapolis education community.

As the election season kicks off, Side Effects Public Media and WFYI will participate in the America Amplified: Election 2020 initiative, joining seven public media networks that will produce innovative journalism from community engagement efforts.

WFYI documentary provided to all Indiana middle schools, high schools