With a greater spotlight this year on the race for Secretary of State, Libertarians are looking to make a significant impact.

The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority will use nearly $5 million in federal funding for grants to mitigate lead paint and radon issues in more than 160 homes across the state.

Workforce challenges and unsustainable reimbursement models have driven up the costs of emergency medical services, like ambulances, in Indiana. Some listeners reported high costs for these services and wanted to know more.

Among other things, it encourages them to pass bills that reduce barriers to building power lines and other transmission projects, create programs to redevelop closed coal plants and mines, and expand the use of electric rates based on time-of-day to lower the demand for energy and the need for new power plants.

Gov. Eric Holcomb refuses to follow Pres. Joe Bidens lead and pardon Hoosiers convicted of simple marijuana possession.

The town council of Santa Claus voted not to sign a memorandum of understanding with Riverview Energy and the Town of Dale to move forward with a water study for the plant.

Indiana is one of four states that taxes student loan forgiveness. This will include President Joe Biden's recent one-time cancellation of student loan debt for eligible borrowers.

Indiana Democrats are launching their closing argument for the 2022 election -- a focus on women's rights. The party Monday launched its "Contract With Women" tour.

Democrat Tom McDermott went on the attack during Sundays debate between Indianas candidates for U.S. Senate.

The debate featured McDermott, Republican incumbent U.S. Sen. Todd Young (R-Ind.) and Libertarian James Sceniak.

The Indiana Department of Health announced Friday the states first flu death of the season. Last year, 82 Hoosiers died from flu.