Skip to main content
Search Query
Show Search
About
Watch & Explore
Listen
News
Events
Series
All Series
Archive
Afterglow
Ask the Mayor
City Limits
Community Minute
Ether Game
Focus on Flowers
Harmonia
Indiana Newsdesk
Just You and Me
Moment of Indiana History
A Moment of Science
Morning Music
Nice Work
Night Lights Classic Jazz
Noon Edition
The Poets Weave
Porchlight
The Soul Kitchen
The State of Inquiry
All Series
Archive
Afterglow
Ask the Mayor
City Limits
Community Minute
Ether Game
Focus on Flowers
Harmonia
Indiana Newsdesk
Just You and Me
Moment of Indiana History
A Moment of Science
Morning Music
Nice Work
Night Lights Classic Jazz
Noon Edition
The Poets Weave
Porchlight
The Soul Kitchen
The State of Inquiry
Support
Donate Now
Membership
Update Your Information
Business Partnership
Donate Your Vehicle
Charitable IRA Rollover
Donor Advised Funds
Endowments
Planned Giving
Donate Now
Membership
Update Your Information
Business Partnership
Donate Your Vehicle
Charitable IRA Rollover
Donor Advised Funds
Endowments
Planned Giving
Email Subscriptions
© 2026. The Trustees of
Indiana University
Copyright Complaints
1229 East Seventh Street, Bloomington, Indiana 47405
Menu
News, Arts and Culture from WFIU Public Radio and WTIU Public Television
Show Search
Search Query
Give Now
Play Live Radio
Next Up:
0:00
0:00
0:00
0:00
Available On Air Stations
On Air
Now Playing
WFIU 1
On Air
Now Playing
WFIU 2
All Streams
About
Watch & Explore
Listen
News
Events
Series
All Series
Archive
Afterglow
Ask the Mayor
City Limits
Community Minute
Ether Game
Focus on Flowers
Harmonia
Indiana Newsdesk
Just You and Me
Moment of Indiana History
A Moment of Science
Morning Music
Nice Work
Night Lights Classic Jazz
Noon Edition
The Poets Weave
Porchlight
The Soul Kitchen
The State of Inquiry
All Series
Archive
Afterglow
Ask the Mayor
City Limits
Community Minute
Ether Game
Focus on Flowers
Harmonia
Indiana Newsdesk
Just You and Me
Moment of Indiana History
A Moment of Science
Morning Music
Nice Work
Night Lights Classic Jazz
Noon Edition
The Poets Weave
Porchlight
The Soul Kitchen
The State of Inquiry
Support
Donate Now
Membership
Update Your Information
Business Partnership
Donate Your Vehicle
Charitable IRA Rollover
Donor Advised Funds
Endowments
Planned Giving
Donate Now
Membership
Update Your Information
Business Partnership
Donate Your Vehicle
Charitable IRA Rollover
Donor Advised Funds
Endowments
Planned Giving
Email Subscriptions
Search results for
Sort By
Newest (Publish Date)
Oldest (Publish Date)
Relevance
Search
Law Named After Indiana Guard Member Aims To Reduce Suicide
This year the Indiana National Guard has fully implemented the Sexton Act requiring service members to receive a mental health screening.
Indiana Manufacturers Seek Incentives To Find More Workers
Manufacturers say they're struggling to find skilled workers and they want the state to offer incentives for people to move to Indiana.
Indiana Legislative Staff Face Some Limits On Carrying Guns
A new law allows those who work for the House, Senate, Legislative Services Agency and Lobby Registration Commission to bring guns to work.
Indiana Library Letting People Pay Off Fines With Food
If you've racked up fines at the Bartholomew County Public Library, you will soon be able to reach into your pantry instead of your wallet to pay up.
Indiana Shoppers Head To Stores To Join Black Friday Throngs
Indiana shoppers are filling stores and malls as they join the hunt for holiday bargains during Black Friday.
Lawmakers Focus On STEM Education For 2018
With the upcoming legislative session just around the corner, strategies for changes to education and workforce preparation focus on a key area: STEM.
Lawmakers Dismiss Impact Of Caesars Plan To Buy Racetrack Casinos
Lawmakers say Caesars' pending purchase of Indiana’s two racetrack casinos shouldn’t change much in the legislature when it comes to the gaming industry.
Proposed Waste Transfer Facility's Future Uncertain
Some business owners and residents who live near the proposed site worry it will have a negative impact on the area.
Report: Electric Rates Up, Use Of Coal Down In Indiana
While rates have been on the rise, the Hoosier state is burning less coal for electricity.
Proposed Bill Provides Hoosiers With Three-Digit Suicide Hotline
Hoosiers experiencing suicidal thoughts could have better access to crisis services if a proposed bill passes the U.S. House.
Previous
3,754 of 5,406
Next