Indiana Week in Review

The payday lending bill dies. Pete Buttigieg makes things official. That plus the Mueller report released and more on Indiana Week in Review for the week ending April 19th, 2019.

Indiana Senate Republicans reveal their budget - and what's in it for teachers. Mike Pence and Pete Buttigieg spar over religion. Plus changes to a controversial payday lending bill and more on Indiana Week in Review for the week ending April 12th, 2019.

The hate crimes bill signed into law. Pete Buttigieg's fundraising numbers. That plus 12- and 13-year-olds to adult court and more on Indiana Week in Review for the week ending April 5th, 2019.

The House quickly passes hate crimes language. Robert Mueller delivers his report. That plus a House committee dramatically changes a gaming bill and more on Indiana Week in Review for the week ending March 29th, 2019.

Curtis Hill's law license in jeopardy. A non-binary gender option on driver's licenses. That plus a police organization with Hoosier links accused of being a scam and more on Indiana Week in Review for the week ending March 22nd, 2019.

Birch Bayh passes away at 91. Congress rejects Trump's emergency. That plus Pete Buttigieg's town hall and more on Indiana Week in Review for the week ending March 15th, 2019.

Jennifer McCormick and Statehouse Republicans. The DCS budget in flux? That plus tech leaders engage on hate crimes and more on Indiana Week in Review for the week ending March 8th, 2019.

The governor issues a clarion call on hate crimes. Controversial payday lending bills in the Senate. That plus ever-expanding school referenda and more.

The State Senate passes a bias crimes bill as its co-author votes against it. House Republicans unveil their budget proposal. That plus Dan Coats could be on the chopping block and more.

Another shutdown, averted. Holcomb's teacher pay commission is missing something. That plus school safety money for firearm training and more.

One of the biggest gaming bills in Indiana's history. A "person of wealth" speaks at Purdue. Plus potential changes to Indiana's alcohol laws and more.

A big price tag for teacher pay. Accusations of conflict of interest on a child labor bill. That plus a gun bill redux and more.

Pete Buttigieg announces a presidential run. The federal government remains shut down. That plus a civics test requirement and more.

A teacher pay proposal in the State of the State. House Republicans block a DCS bill amendment. That plus a legislative package aimed at Curtis Hill and more.

Governor Holcomb's budget proposal. A teacher pay bill takes an initial step. Plus, dueling hate crimes proposals and more this week on Indiana Week in Review.

Rod Bray's attempt to manage the hate crimes debate. Gov. Holcomb says no to medical marijuana. That plus Tim Brown and the budget and more.

DCS asks for nearly 300 million dollars a year. Mike Pence stays silent in an Oval Office squabble. That plus Gov. Holcomb tries to clarify on teacher pay and more.

A revenue forecast delivers good news...and bad news. Pete Buttigieg won't run for re-election in South Bend. That plus how Curtis Hill will pay for his legal defense and more.

DCS asks for nearly 300 million dollars a year. Mike Pence stays silent in an Oval Office squabble. That plus Gov. Holcomb tries to clarify on teacher pay and more.

Governor Holcomb unveils his legislative agenda. He also says no to tolling Indiana's interstates. Plus lawmakers express frustration with Holcomb's negotiation of the new Toll Road deal and more.

Curtis Hill isn't going anywhere. A familiar dispute in the hate crimes debate. That plus employers say there aren't enough skilled workers and more.

From "Mexico Joe" to the bitter GOP primary race to the unexpected victory of Mike Braun over incumbent Joe Donnelly. We look back at the sometimes contentious panel discussions during the campaign.

A majority of Hoosiers approve of Eric Holcomb. An even bigger majority want marijuana legalized in some form. That plus Dennis Kruse no longer chairs Senate Education and more.

Mike Braun is Indiana's Senator-elect. No blue wave in the Hoosier State. That plus Attorney General Jeff Sessions exits stage left and more.

Senate candidates make closing arguments in their final debate. A constitutional amendment on the ballot. That plus a Lucy Brenton ad from Democrats, predictions and more.