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
Calls for more childcare vouchers. Officials respond to Trump’s election security speech.
Indiana Week in Review
Race and gender-based contract practice ends. Indiana ends the fiscal year on a high note.
Indiana Week in Review
Indiana children lose Medicaid at high rates. State office petitions AES over rate hike.
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.
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Families Call for More Childcare VouchersFamilies call for more childcare vouchers as 35,000 individuals remain on the wait list. Officials downplay President Trump’s election security concerns ahead of November’s vote. Federal officials sign an agreement to bring sports to underserved youth. -
Race and Gender-Based Contract Practice EndsGovernor Braun announces and end to race and gender-based contract preferences begun in 1983. Indiana ends fiscal year 2026 with a surplus of $1.86 billion, an increase of 175% over last year. Representative J.D. Prescott holds a series of town halls to promote a plan to replace property taxes with a 7% service charge. Host Jill Sheridan is joined by Democrat Robin Winston, Republican Mike O’Brien, Ebony Chappel of Free Press Indiana, and Lindsey Erdody of Free Press Indiana News to debate and discuss this week’s top stories.
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Indiana Children Lose Medicaid at High RatesIndiana sees the highest percentage of children to lose Medicaid coverage in the nation. A state utility watchdog petitions AES Indiana to reconsider a $71 million rate hike, arguing the IURC did not consider affordability. Democrats are running for 97 out of 100 statehouse races in the midterm elections, the highest rate in decades.
