Danee Pye wrote this piece after spending time with a man who describes his homelessness as "situational living." He lives outside in downtown Fort Wayne.

This story was produced by WBOI's Sarah Delia

Today on Health 360: Dr. Ajay Gupta andDr. Ron Williams of the Fort Wayne Neurological Center's Multiple Sclerosis Institute join us to discuss Multiple Sclerosis--signs, symptoms, and treatment.

This story was written by Jennifer Boen who spent time with a young woman who recalled what it was like to be constantly on the verge of becoming homeless throughout her childhood.

This piece was produced by WBOI's Sarah Delia.

A new revenue forecast predicts even stronger tax revenue growth for Indiana over the next two years, but House and Senate fiscal leaders say it will not dramatically alter budget negotiations.

The April revenue forecast unveiled Tuesday shows a $290 million increase from December projections, with the biggest predicted gains coming from individual income taxes.  Senate Appropriations Chair Luke Kenley said the new forecast is good news but cautioned against reading too much into it as budget negotiations progress over the next two weeks.

On today's Midday Matters, we're talking about the next generation of fundraising: Kickstarter, Kiva, and much more.

The Indiana House Monday passed a school safety bill minus a controversial provision that could have required schools to arm teachers and principals.

The school safety bill creates a $10 million grant fund Indiana schools can use to evaluate existing school safety measures, purchase safety equipment or hire school resource officers –law enforcement with extra training for work in the school environment. 

This poem was written by Curtis Crisler who spent time with a man who associates the Mission Church on Pearl Street as his home.

This piece was produced by WBOI's Sarah Delia.