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Indiana University sank to near the bottom of The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression College Free Speech Rankings this year.

A Republican legislative agenda that calls for more money for education is a smokescreen to shield the GOP from past failings, Indiana Democratic Chairman John Zody said Wednesday.

Summer may be in full swing, but school issues are still front and center following the conclusion of the Indiana legislature's 2015 "education session."

The Indiana State Department of Health reported 74 additional confirmed deaths over the last week, bringing the state's total to 3,214. The state announced more than 105,000 total confirmed cases including three days with more than 1,000 reported cases and more than 1.7 million Hoosiers tested.

A 2-part show, starting out with the state of philanthropy and the Grant Professionals Association Conference that Indianapolis will host this month. No Limits will talk with IUPUI Center on Philanthropy Director Patrick Rooney and Rosemary Dorsa with the Indiana Grantmakers Alliance. Part two of No Limits will be a visit with Libertarian gubernatorial candidate Rupert Boneham.

A Story to Stage, Artisans to Marketplace, and a Sweet Spot to Stand

Today on No Limits, we take a deep look at the Moving Forward program. Initially designed to strategically alleviate the cost burdens of housing and transportation for low-income residents while simultaneously incorporating energy efficiency, Moving Forward now has the potential to help break the generational poverty cycle for many Hoosier families. Our guests are Paul Mitchell of Energy Systems Network; Gary Hobbs of BWI; and Jake Sipe of the Indiana Housing & Community Development Authority.

A conversation with beloved Hoosier authors James Alexander Thom and his wife Dark Rain, famous for their works of historical fiction. Books such as "Follow the River" and "Warrior Woman" have earned them accolades and fans, while they continue to live quietly in a rural Indiana cabin. Learn how the research process changed them personally, how the books changed their lives, and what it was like to engage another famous Hoosier author, Kurt Vonnegut, in dinner conversation.

April 4, 2017 marked the 49th anniversary of Robert Kennedy's powerful speech to an Indianapolis crowd on the assassination of Civil Rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. As of April 2017, major plans are underway for the memorial park for the 50th anniversary of the speech. Joining the show as guests will be Amy DiStaulo, Executive Director, Kennedy King Memorial Initiative (KKMI); Billie Breaux, Marion Co Auditor and former Indiana State Senator; and Jim Trulock. Billie and Jim attended Kennedy's speech.

Taking stock of the larger political scene as we look out over the coming year. Our bi-partisan panel includes Republican Peter Rusthoven and Democrat David Orentlicher, both veterans of the show. Rusthoven is a partner at an Indianapolis law office. He has a multi-dimensional practice and his business experience ranges from manufacturing to publishing to healthcare. Orentlicher is currently a Professor at UNLV. He is recognized for his expertise in health and constitutional law and was also an Indiana State Representative.