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Presidential Campaign
April 1, 2016
This week on IWIR - The Presidential campaign arrives in Indiana. Young endorsements. I-69 route. Marion Co. voting machines. Zika research.
Bill Signings and Vetoes
March 25, 2016
This week on IWIR - Bill signings and vetoes. The Gregg strategy. Signs Stolen. Food deserts, the Griffith basketball team and more.
Abortion Legislation
March 18, 2016
Will the governor sign a bill to restrict abortion? Notre Dame loses a court ruling, but a pending bill could reverse it. What's next for Freedom Indiana, a voter registration spike in Hamilton County plus winners and losers in the General Assembly.
2016 General Assembly
March 11, 2016
This week on IWIR - The 2016 General Assembly. Compromise on body cam video. Fantasy sports. Statehouse protest. Close shave at Statehouse.
New Lt. Governor
March 4, 2016
This week on IWIR - The new lieutenant governor. Court ruling on Syrian refugees. Carrier jobs. Presidential politics. Papa John's donation.
Road Funding
February 26, 2016
This week on IWIR - Road funding without tax hikes. Todd Young. Rubio endorsements. Sanders supporters. Body cameras. Indiana postage stamp.
Todd Young Candidacy
February 19, 2016
This week on IWIR - Challenges to Todd Young's candidacy. Tax Hike standoff. Supreme Court vacancy. Carrier. Colts Hall of Fame Weekend.
The Next Lieutenant Governor
February 12, 2016
This week on IWIR - Pence names the next lieutenant governor. Todd Young's ballot status. Senate race. Big layoffs. Ed Whitcomb tribute.
Civil Rights Bill Dies
February 5, 2016
This week on IWIR -- Civil rights bill dies in both houses. The governor's race. Tax hikes. Presidential campaign. And White River beaches.
Civil Liberties Protections Bill
January 29, 2016
This week on IWIR -- LGB protections but no T. Tax cuts and hikes. Guns in Statehouse. Mentally ill inmates. Civility awards for lawmakers.
Is The Governor's Race Underway?
January 22, 2016
The candidates for governor on the same stage - is the campaign underway? Has RFRA hurt the convention business? Tax hikes win committee approval, John Dickerson quits the Senate race, the controversy over police body cams, plus the avian flu and more.
State of the State
January 15, 2016
The State of the State. Did the governor sidestep the civil rights issue? John Gregg stages a contrast to the governor, and the House Speaker pursues a pair of tax hikes. That, plus the Powerball frenzy and more.
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