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MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota — The Indiana Fever saw their five-game winning streak come to an end Sunday afternoon, falling to the Minnesota Lynx 108-100 at Target Center. Minnesota holds the WNBA’s top record at 25-6. Kelsey Mitchell ended with a game-high 37 points to lead Indiana. Caitlin Clark posted a double-double with 19 points and 10 […]

INDIANAPOLIS — Purdue in Indianapolis carries a vision that could transform the future of higher education in Indiana. Mitch Daniels is back at Purdue as Interim President. He says Purdue Indianapolis operates as an exact extension of the West Lafayette campus. “It’s important to keep reminding people this isn’t some separate campus,” Daniels said in […]

Indy homelessness rises despite programs; leader says city tolerates it, needs new policies to confront causes.

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STATEWIDE — A state medicaid program will now cover GLP-1 treatments for eligible Hoosiers. On Thursday, Indiana Gov. Mike Braun announced that the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) will participate in the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation’s BALANCE demonstration. This means the state will be expanding access to select GLP-1 medications for […]

Monroe County rejects surveillance cameras, sparking debate over government tracking of citizens' movements.

Zionsville mayor shares data on Marion County criminals infiltrating Boone County, calls for better communication between local governments.

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Recount Commission voted 2-1 Tuesday against subpoenaing voters in a close Republican primary race for Indiana’s 23rd District. Commissioners rejected the request from Republican Paula Copenhaver in her race against incumbent Senator Spencer Deery. Secretary of State Diego Morales voted against the motion. “I think the time to challenge voters is […]

One Man’s Desperate Battle Against Rabbits Tony Katz:  “Somebody had recommended a coyote,” Tony says, “I thought that was a terrible idea.” it was also suggested he get a cat, but that’s not a viable solution either. “I don’t want anything that I have to walk or clean up behind,” Tony explained. One potential solution […]

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STATEWIDE — Workers across Indiana are joining forces to build a stronger voice for the state’s arts economy. The newly launched Creative Economy Leadership Alliance aims to secure more funding and state support for creative businesses. “What it’s about is that the creative economy is getting its own trade association,” Polina Osherov, executive director of […]

STATEWIDE — Summer break is almost over in Indiana. While some students may be ready to go back to school, others aren’t. In fact, some feel nervous or anxious about it, and health leaders say that’s okay. Kimble Richardson is with Community Health Network. He spoke about how parents can notice if their kid feels […]

Sophie C, Rapi NO Are we finally having a real conversation about women’s sports, or are we just using them as a wedge issue? Tony Katz and a Producer Karl had a lively discussion about the topic. They touched on several key points, including the recent comments made by Indiana Fever’s Sophie Cunningham, who sparked […]

Sophie Cunningham Standing Firm On Being Normal Tony Katz discussed the controversy surrounding Sophie Cunningham, a popular figure in the world of women’s sports. The debate centers around her comments on trans athletes in women’s sports, which have sparked a heated discussion on social media. Cunningham’s comments, which were featured in an ESPN piece, have […]