WFYI-FM 90.1 FM

For over seven decades, the airwaves of central Indiana have carried a distinctive public broadcasting voice through WFYI 90.1 FM, delivering a blend of national and local programming to Indianapolis and surrounding areas. Originally signing on as WIAN-FM on October 14, 1954, the station started under the operation of the Indianapolis Public Schools, with its earliest transmissions originating from Shortridge High School. It notably became a charter member of National Public Radio in 1971, expanding its reach and commitment to comprehensive news and informational content.

Broadcasting at 90.1 MHz, WFYI-FM provides extensive news, public affairs, and cultural programming. This includes locally produced shows that explore the arts and community issues, such as "Cultural Manifesto," exploring the creative scenes of Indianapolis and beyond through music and artist interviews. The station's commitment to public service extends to its HD2 subchannel, "The Point," which offers Adult Album Alternative and world music. WFYI's programming is also simulcast on WNDY in Crawfordsville and WISU in Terre Haute, broadening its impact across the region.