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The Indiana Department of Natural Resources announced Wednesday that it has awarded over $351,000 to 80 rural and volunteer fire departments.

Gov. Eric Holcomb said he's still opposed to the state providing financial incentives as a way to encourage more Hoosiers to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

Gov. Eric Holcomb is ending the majority of remaining COVID-19 restrictions Tuesday and all state executive orders issued during the pandemic will be repealed at the end of June.

Today we revisit a few of the most interesting topics we covered this week, including how Indiana fits into the larger story of American architecture, a memoir from the first African American to earn a doctorate in tuba performance, and how to have conversations about race, racism and politics in the classroom.

What influences voters? A lot of things...and we'll talk about them with our guests Dr. Terri Jett - chair of the political science department at Butler University, former Indiana house speaker Paul Manweiller - currently with Bose Public Affairs, and Audrey Borschel - author of Sleuthing the Truth in the Media.

As the population ages and more people are living longer, long term care insurance is an option - but it's expensive and complicated. We'll talk about it with Rebecca Vaughn - Director of Indiana's Long Term Care Insurance Partnership Program, LTC specialist and agent Teresa Eagan and Twyla Stech with the State Health Insurance Assistance Program.

No Limits looks at some of the help that's available for the homeless in Central Indiana with Dayspring Center Executive Director Lori Casson, Jeri Warner - Executive Director of Trusted Mentors, and 16 year old Carmel High School student Amber Kriech who's been recognized nationally for her work to help the homeless.

Labor Day is coming up and that means travelers are watching gas prices and politicians are getting ready to kick up their campaigns. We'll talk with oil industry expert Tom Bodin from the Indiana Attorney General's Office on the causes of gas price fluctuations, and Eric Bradner with the Evansville Courier and Press on the upcoming election season.

Indiana's bicentennial is this year and host Jolene Ketzenberger visits historic City Market vendor Cara Dafforn for a discussion of food and history. Next is a visit to beautiful Story Inn in Brown County, which has two new investors, Chef Jacob Ebell and his wife Kate. Then Jolene checks in with Reverie chef and co-owner Danny Salgado to see how the Greenwood restaurant has evolved in its first 18 months.

Indiana State Police Sgt. John Perrine is raising the bar when it comes to using social media to get important - and fun - messages out to the masses. Today on No Limits, we talk about Sgt. Perrine's viral video revealing the crazy safety device in your car, the upcoming Fourth of July holiday, and why his Twitter emoji game is so strong.