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WFYI is central Indiana's source for NPR radio and PBS television. They are a nonprofit, public media organization that provides news, entertainment and educational programming online, on the radio and on TV. Thanks to a partnership with Mirror Indy and other local news sources, you'll find some of their articles published here and some of our articles published on their website at wfyi.org or on the air at 90.1 FM.
Posted inEducation
Indiana must upskill 82,000 workers a year to meet job demands, report finds
Indiana faces a workforce shortage and a decline in skilled talent, according to a new report from Ivy Tech Community College.
Posted inBusiness
City-County Council approves loan to private developer to renovate Old City Hall
Indianapolis City-County Councilors approved lending a private company the funds to redevelop the Old City Hall and construct a new mixed use building.
Posted inGovernment
Protestors rally at Indiana Statehouse against the Trump administration
Branded as “Hands Off!” protests, the demonstrations join a wave of protests across the United States opposing the policies of President Donald Trump.
Posted inEducation
Indiana schools suspended students over 30,000 times for fighting last year
The spike in exclusionary discipline leaves thousands of children missing out on class with little oversight of how discipline is applied.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Veteran housing to partially reopen this summer, with expansion on the way
Construction of the Manchester Apartment complex began in late 2024 after a fire heavily damaged the property and displaced nearly 50 veterans.
Posted inGovernment
Indy faith leaders urge local law enforcement not to cooperate with ICE
The Marion County Sheriff’s Office shares information with ICE twice a day and detains individuals for ICE to take into custody.
Posted inGovernment
Mayor Hogsett names new director of the Office of Public Health and Safety
Andrew Merkley serves as the administrator for the Division of Homelessness Policy and Eviction Prevention within OPHS, where he leads efforts to address housing insecurity.
Posted inEducation
Zoning fight over charter school sparks push for statewide law
A Republican lawmaker is seeking to block local zoning rules that could hinder new charter school openings.
Posted inGovernment
Department of Health halts gender change requests on birth records
The new guidance follows Gov. Mike Braun’s recent executive order which created strict definitions for state agencies to “enforce the biological binary” of gender.
