A familiar fixture in Indiana broadcasting, as well as the longtime host/moderator of WFYI’s Indiana Week in Review, Jim Shella, has announced his retirement from his position with IWIR.

After 17 years of a mostly unchanged format, WFYI’s signature arts program, The Art of the Matter, will have a different format beginning Saturday, October 8.

WFYI Public Media announces the final phase of $8.5 million capital campaign to expand service in community and insure technology advancements well into future.

After an extensive search, WFYI Public Media has named Connie Fraley Campbell to lead the organization’s financial operations as Vice President, Chief Financial Officer.

In partnership with the Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson, WFYI has produced a powerful new documentary featuring the stories of Hoosier victims who have lost everything to investment fraud. The documentary premieres Thursday, June 23 at 7:30 p.m.

At the 47th Annual Emmy Awards celebration of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, Lower Great Lakes chapter, WFYI Public Media received seven awards, including the prestigious Station of Excellence.

WHAT’S THE STORY OF YOUR INDY 500? Share your story at WFYI's modified payphone, to be located inside the Speedway Centre for the Arts starting Thursday, May 5.

New film tells the powerful story of Crispus Attucks High School and the remarkable achievements of its African-American graduates, despite a system that had set it up to fail.

A WFYI produced documentary, "Time for Three in Concert" appears nationwide on Friday, March 25 on all PBS member stations.

At its Annual Meeting late last month, WFYI elected new members to its Board of Directors and to its Foundation Board.