school shootings

As a clinical psychologist, Beth Trammell has worked with parents and children for more than 15 years and specializes in how to have difficult conversations with children.

Many Indiana schools already take steps that are designed to make buildings more secure. They use a single entrance where visitors must be buzzed in, have police and run active shooter drills.

In Indiana, more than a quarter of all incidents involving guns at schools statewide since 1970 occurred during the last two years, according to data from the K-12 School Shooting Database.

One of Indiana's most recent additions to high school sports is growing rapidly, and it's bringing with it some surprising steps forward in accessibility, as well as its fair share of critics.