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A potential overhaul of the state’s Medicaid expansion program would include changes such as caps on enrollment and limits on lifetime eligibility. The overhaul would also reintroduce a proposal that the federal government previously blocked because it could lead to a loss of coverage.

Today on No Limits we talk about what's happening at the Indiana Statehouse as legislation crosses over from the Senate to the House and vice versa. Our guests are Indiana Public Broadcasting's Brandon Smith, Niki Kelly from the Journal Gazette and Dan Carden with the Times of Northwest Indiana.

We get updates on Indiana schools struggling with contact tracing, a southeastern Indiana newspaper publisher revitalizing its coverage of the region, and concerns around the state's tourism industry.

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is asking the Indiana Supreme Court to step in after his previous attempts to bury the suit failed.

Circus in Winter Musical, Actors Theatre of Indiana and Indiana Authors Award

On this episode of No Limits we talk with Aleta Hodge about her book "Indiana Avenue" that profiles the jazz movement in Indiana.

Protection for student journalists, looking at Indiana House Bill 1130, which provides protections from censorship for student journalists, both at the high school and (state public) collegiate levels. Guests: Diana Hadley, Executive Director, Indiana High School Press Association (located at Franklin College); Mike Klopfenstein (adviser at Southport High School) and Southport HS student journalist Andrew Tapp; the author of Indiana HB1130, Rep. Ed Clere, R - New Albany; and Dr. Todd Bess, Executive Director of the Indiana Association of School Principals.

Today on No Limits, what is Civic Health, and how do Hoosiers fare when we take a close look at their civic engagement? Measuring everything from voter turnout to participation in community groups to how often families eat dinner together, the Indiana Civic Health Index reveals Indiana residents excel - and where there's room for change. Our guests are retired Indiana Supreme Court Chief Justice Randall Shepard, Indiana Bar Foundation Executive Director Charles Dunlap, and Jeff Coates of the National Conference on Citizenship.

This week on Echoes of Indiana Avenue, we’ll celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month by exploring the Latin sound of Wes Montgomery. Throughout his career, Wes incorporated Latin music into his sound — performing music by Latin American composers and recording with legendary Latin percussionists, including Willie Bobo, Ray Barretto, and Candido.

The Athenaeum was recently granted National Historic Landmark status, and the iconic downtown clock benefited from one of the fastest preservation campaigns ever, just in time for the holidays. Our guests will be Cassie Stockamp, Athenaeum Foundation; Tina Connor, Executive VP of Indiana Landmarks; David Frederick, Indiana Landmarks -- Sacred Places Indiana program.