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
Primaries to test Trump’s sway over GOP voters. Cannabis use on the rise among Hoosiers.
Indiana Week in Review
Indiana cracks down on CDLs for noncitizens. Braun issues primary endorsements.
Indiana Week in Review
Braun seeks $200 million for child care. A federal judge allows student IDs for voting.
Indiana Week in Review
Governor Braun suspends the gas tax. A Councilor’s home shot at over a data center vote.
Indiana Week in Review
Gas prices cross the $4 mark. Hundreds of college programs consolidated or cut.
Indiana Week in Review
Mitch Daniels supports primaried senators. The IURC questions utilities over rates.
Indiana Week in Review
A $1 billion investment in bioscience growth. Foreclosure rates worst among all states.
Indiana Week in Review
Braun aligns with TPUSA on school clubs. The syringe-exchange extension becomes law.
Indiana Week in Review
Governor Braun reflects on the 2026 session. Ballard joins the Secretary of State race.
Indiana Week in Review
SB1, a bill tightening eligibility for Medicaid and SNAP heads to the Governor.
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Primaries to Test Trump’s Sway Over GOP VotersIndiana’s May 5 primaries to test Trump’s sway over GOP voters. Cannabis use on the rise among Hoosiers despite strict state laws, though Governor Braun has signaled a willingness to revisit state policy in the future. Indianapolis becomes one of five hubs to administer the Supplemental Nutrition Assistant Program (SNAP) nation-wide. -
Indiana Cracks Down on CDLs for NoncitizensIndiana cracks down on commercial drivers licenses for noncitizens and targets their employers. Governor Braun endorses primary challengers for senators who opposed redistricting, but endorses House lawmakers who voted against it. Jennifer Dorfmeyer is named Director of the Department of Child Services, having served in an interim capacity since January.
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Braun Seeks $200 Million for Child CareGovernor Braun seeks $200 million in child care vouchers, the money will go towards vouchers for around 14,000 children. A federal judge overturns Indiana’s ban on student IDs as a valid form of identification in voting, with the state vowing to appeal the ruling. The IEDC announces it will spend $60 million to bring Israeli tech startups to Indiana. April 17, 2026
