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Race and gender-based contract practice ends. Indiana ends the fiscal year on a high note.

The Mind Trust, an Indianapolis-based charter advocacy group, hopes the legislature will change the state's school bus law next year, highlighting in a new report how the requirement creates a costly burden for charter schools in particular.

Today we get an update on Indiana’s attorney general and Governor Eric Holcomb feuding over emergency powers, talk to two scientists about the difference between COVID-19 coming from a lab or from an animal, and get some advice for anyone planning a road trip this summer.

The unemployment rate in Indiana continues to creep lower according to preliminary data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Indiana is one of six states that received a second round of federal funding in 2013. It is using $75 million from the U.S. Treasury's Hardest Hit Fund to demolish vacant properties.

The DNR wants people who have at least 10 acres and are willing to set up a provided trail camera on their property this fall for a study called "Snapshot IN."

A discussion of public policy issues with David Sklar from the Indianapolis Jewish Community Relations Council, Mark Lawrance from the Indiana Chamber of Commerce and Andrew Cullen with the United Way of Central Indiana.

We end every week with the Friday Pitch-In, where we catch up on some of the biggest Indiana headlines of the week.

Indiana lost some of its most prominent and important musicians in 2021 - from iconic figures to up and coming voices. This week we’ll say a final goodbye to the Indiana musicians we lost last year.

A Repeat of the July 19, 2012 show. No Limits discusses the issue of same sex marriage with Rick Sutton - President - Indiana Equality Action, Curt Smith - President - Indiana Family Institute and Curt Miller - Indianapolis professional involved in a long-term same sex relationship.