Staff Pick
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Montgomery was born in Indianapolis on March 6, 1923, and rose from humble beginnings to become one of the greatest jazz guitarists of all time. This first full-length documentary of Wes Montgomery is told through the eyes of his youngest child, Robert Montgomery.
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Once a purchase agreement is drawn up, it will be presented to County Council for a vote next month. If approved, the ACLU will extend its deadline again until after the jail is completed.
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WTIU’s Major Taylor: Champion of the Race has been nominated for a National News & Documentary Emmy Award, highlighting the power of local storytelling on a national stage.
Tyler Lake
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Tyler Lake talks with design developer and educator Debra Pearson about taking great ideas from designs to actual products you find on the store shelves.
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From Larry Legend to the Jackson Five, Hoosiers are everywhere you look. There is no place where that is more true than the American Originals exhibit at the Indiana State Museum.
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Overlooking the Ohio River at Aurora, Veraestau was built as the home of a member of the state's first Supreme Court and a founder of Franklin College.
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Rayn/Adobe StockBloomington-based poet Tony Brewer reads from his manuscript Musical Chairs in the Dark: “Wash My Feet,” “Electors,” “Big Red Jupiter Storm Spot,” and “Forever Home.”
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What does it mean to move from using AI tools to managing AI agents, and how do we keep our voice, judgment, and purpose at the center?
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Humans share a large percentage of DNA with monkeys and apes. What really separates us from our closest living genetic relatives?
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On this show, we highlight the vocal jazz trio that helped revolutionize jazz singing in the late 1950s.
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We spend an inordinate amount of money, effort, and time securing a daily cup of coffee. The caffeine effect is a little less than 5 hours for an 8 oz. serving.
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We're taking a journey across Europe to explore the many types of dances that inspired music from the 16th to 18th centuries. Along the way, we’ll hear stately pavanes, lilting allemandes, and playful polonaises.
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In the 1940s a young jazz singer with a four-octave range and bebop chops burst onto the big-band scene with Earl Hines and Billy Eckstine before going on to establish herself as a solo star.
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Eggs have often been described as the most perfect shape, for several reasons. Now researchers believe they have the formula behind this shape. -
As the meeting began Monday evening, Washington Mayor David Rhoads made it clear that there were no items on the agenda regarding the proposed data center. Residents stayed anyway. -
The case follows an earlier legal dispute involving the Elliots over a different Morgan County property. -
About 14,000 additional low-income children could soon nab vouchers for free and reduced-cost child care under a $200 million proposal announced Tuesday by Gov. Mike Braun’s administration. -
Gov. Mike Braun on Monday heralded a housing deregulation bill he signed last month to boost new housing starts as part of his affordability agenda. -
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Former dean of the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music Charles Webb passed away Monday at age 93. -
There are 11 reasons you can request a mail-in ballot. The deadline to apply is April 23. -
In 2025, 4.5 million Hoosiers signed up to donate an organ, and 1,379 organs were transplanted to recipients nationwide, saving 1,214 lives. -
At their April 1 meeting, the commissioners proposed that 100 percent of the excess revenue should go to the county.
