Indiana Week in Review
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Hoosier Democrats, Republicans and insiders talk candidly about issues, the Indiana Statehouse and everything in between on Indiana Week In Review from WFYI Public Media. Join political experts as they dive into the debates shaping Indiana. You'll get policy updates on policy, the state legislature and more, from the left, right and middle of the aisle.
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Indiana Week in Review
Reactions to the birthright citizenship case. Braun seeks to reimburse lost gas tax funds.
Indiana Week in Review
Braun removes utility commission chairman. Artificial intelligence program detects Medicaid fraud.
Indiana Week in Review
Indiana merges federal education funds. Greg Ballard closes in on the signature threshold.
Indiana Week in Review
Immigrants removed from voter rolls. A spike in school referenda on November ballots.
Indiana Week in Review
The Bears are moving to Indiana. Governor Braun declares June “Nuclear Family Month”.
Indiana Week in Review
Diego Morales fights back against allegations. Braun pushes for more property tax relief.
Indiana Week in Review
Todd Rokita pulls Diego Morales endorsement. Copenhaver demands an audit of primary votes.
Indiana Week in Review
Inmates left waiting for prison transports. A primary race may come down to a single vote.
Indiana Week in Review
Trump picks win big in primaries. Eli Lilly announces a $4.5 billion LEAP investment.
Indiana Week in Review
Primaries to test Trump’s sway over GOP voters. Cannabis use on the rise among Hoosiers.
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Reactions to the Birthright Citizenship CaseImmigrants react to the U.S. Supreme Court ruling affirming birthright citizenship for all children born on U.S. soil. Governor Mike Braun seeks to reimburse local governments for lost gas tax revenue, which would normally be used to repair or build roads. Communities across Indiana consider regulations or outright bans on data centers. -
Shake up at the Utility CommissionGovernor Braun removes utility regulatory chairman after commission approves a $71 million rate hike. Indiana joins artificial intelligence program to detect Medicaid fraud. Diego Morales loses at the Republican convention as Max Engling wins nomination for Secretary of State. The Indianapolis Public Education Corporation approves property tax referendum for schools.
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Indiana Merges Federal Education FundsIndiana merges federal education funds originally separated for English learning and teacher education. Former Indianapolis mayor Greg Ballard closes in on the signature threshold needed to stand for Secretary of State in the midterm elections. Todd Rokita joins a lawsuit aiming to restrict the use of abortion drug Mifepristone, claiming a risk to the water supply.
