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A new project aims to spark conversation about issues facing women veterans. We talk to a group of Indiana women leading the effort to find out what they want changed, and how it could happen.

Today we talk about efforts from lawmakers in Indiana and across the country to pass so-called anti-rioting bills, and the concerns some have that this kind of legislation could stifle the right to protest.

The departure comes after an Indianapolis Star story detailed complaints about the distribution of military relief dollars at the agency.

The company doing the work hopes to build a logistics and distribution warehouse where the West Calumet Housing Complex once stood. Residents worry Industrial Development Advantage, LLC could spread that pollution around the neighborhood and recontaminate yards.

Indiana Ballet Conservatory will be holding an inaugural fundraiser - Pulse: "Pointe to the Cure", The Neighborhood of Saturdays and the Original and Fabulous German Fest.

Today No Limits features the new Indiana State Museum exhibit on Abraham Lincoln opening in February.

Kids Count Data Book 2015 with in studio guestBill Stanczykiewicz, President & CEO, Indiana Youth Institute.

A live discussion with Rep. Todd Young, R - representing Indiana's 9th Congressional District since 2011.

Spending the hour with former Indiana Senator Dick Lugar. No Limits this week will be originating from the NPR studios in Washington, DC.

Transgender issues, at the federal and state levels. Guests are Ken and Krizstina Inskeep, actively engaged on behalf of their transgender child, and Chris Paulsen, Freedom Indiana.