Indiana Week in Review
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Hoosier Democrats, Republicans and insiders talk candidly about issues, the Indiana Statehouse and everything in between on Indiana Week In Review from WFYI Public Media. Join political experts as they dive into the debates shaping Indiana. You'll get policy updates on policy, the state legislature and more, from the left, right and middle of the aisle.
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Indiana Week in Review
Secretary of State candidates face off. A look at Indiana’s voluntary intoxication laws.
Indiana Week in Review
Indiana officials highlight economic achievements. Hamilton County adopts vote centers.
Indiana Week in Review
Indiana set to launch Medicaid work requirements. IMPD addresses Flock camera abuses.
Indiana Week in Review
The EPA hands over coal ash regulations. Major tax breaks for an Indianapolis data center.
Indiana Week in Review
New loans for communities hit by flooding. Incumbent Senator Deery wins in District 23.
Indiana Week in Review
U.S. Congressman André Carson opens a congressional inquiry into a rash of ICE activity and arrests.
Indiana Week in Review
NIPSCO faces lawsuit after power outages. Multi-state settlement with Meta. Ballard’s voter guide.
Indiana Week in Review
Hoosiers clean up after the floods. Garten solidifies GOP support for Senate leadership.
Indiana Week in Review
I-READ scores improve five years in a row. A recount changes the GOP primary winner.
Indiana Week in Review
The gas tax holiday extended into September. Former chairman Andy Zay fired from the IURC.
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Secretary of State Candidates Face OffSecretary of State Candidates Ballard, Bayh, Engling, and Shillings face off to debate voter fraud and noncitizen voting. A look at Indiana’s voluntary intoxication and consent laws in light of the alleged rape of a woman at Cornell University. Voters to decide on a consitutional amendment giving judges more leeway to deny bail when a defendant poses a risk to public safety. -
Officials Highlight Economic AchievementsThe IEDC highlights economic achievements, with 69 companies moving businesses to the state. Hamilton County approves residents to vote at any location in 2027. Calls for Secretary of State candidates to promise to stay out of politics if elected.
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IMPD Reckons With Flock Camera AbusesIndiana readies for Medicaid work requirements to kick in starting in October, though officials acknowledge that many details have not yet been finalized. Five IMPD officers face charges of misuse of Flock camera access. WFYI investigates NeuroPsychiatric Hospitals, which faces accusations of patient abuse and death, as well as complaints, lawsuits, and inspections.
