WFYI HD2 The Point

The station offers a diverse range of programming encompassing news, arts & culture, educational resources, and events. A core element of the broadcaster’s offerings is its news programming, including 'WFYI News Now,' providing updates on central and statewide Indiana news. Further expanding its news coverage, the station features 'Indiana Lawmakers: Legislative Leadership,' 'Across Indiana,' and 'Indiana Week in Review,' offering perspectives on legislative sessions and highlighting unique aspects of the state. The station also presents 'Echoes of Indiana Avenue,' a segment exploring the connections of John Coltrane to a specific avenue, marking the centennial of his birth in 2026. Additionally, the station provides a 'Best of WFYI' email for weekly updates on news, shows, and events. The programming schedule includes a variety of shows and events catering to diverse interests. Upcoming events include 'The Joy of Painting with Nicholas Hankins' on March 12, 2026, 'Youth Voices on Youth Gun Violence' on March 14, 2026, and 'The Forsytes Series Premiere Screening' on March 16, 2026. The station also hosts the 'ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Tour' in Indianapolis on June 1, 2026. 'Riverdance 25th Anniversary Show' celebrates Irish music and dance, while 'NOVA: Stone Age Temple Mystery' explores human history. 'Small Studio Signal Boost' features live performances and conversations, exemplified by a recent segment with the band Pat and the Pissers. Watch programming includes 'All Creatures Great and Small: Preview,' 'The American Revolution,' 'Nature: Jungles | Parenthood,' and 'Miss Scarlet.' The station’s commitment to education is evident through its resources for children and its support for initiatives like Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, which aims to provide books to children. The station also supports the IPS (Indianapolis Public Schools) board, as demonstrated by the recent resignation of Gayle Cosby. A recurring segment, “40 Indiana guitar pioneers every Hoosier should know,” highlights influential musicians from the region, with a recent edition focusing on Willie Woods from South Bend. The station’s dedication to cultural exploration is further showcased through segments like 'Cultural Manifesto,' which spotlights Indiana’s musical heritage. The station maintains a mobile app for convenient access to its content and encourages audience engagement through social media, identified by the handle @WFYI. It provides a platform for a wide range of content, from documentaries like 'The American Revolution' to nature programs like 'Nature: Jungles | Parenthood.' The broadcaster also offers resources for educators and families, solidifying its role as a community hub for information, entertainment, and cultural enrichment. The station’s website serves as a central point for schedules, news, and information about upcoming events and programming.