Indiana Week in Review

Planning for a constitutional convention, will it happen? Richard Mourdock stirs controversy at the GOP convention. Kelly Mitchell wins a nomination, while gay marriage grabs more headlines. That plus, Brent Dickson and Miss Indiana USA.

The republican race for a chance to succeed Richard Mourdock goes down to the wire. The state Democratic convention, Pence's objection on carbon emissions, pre-K pilot program delays, a med clinic in government complex, and an unusual protest in Lafayette.

Joe Donnelly addresses the crime problem in Indianapolis, what can be done? Donnelly's bill to address military suicide, public hearings on the Healthy Indiana Plan, free meals in Indianapolis schools and Jim Nabors at the Speedway for the last time.

Support for traditional marriage. Why it's back in the state GOP platform. Plus, the opposition from delegates to the state covention. Indy loses the 2018 Super Bowl, Ball State names a new President, guns are ok at the GOP convention and Indy 500 picks.

Pence's healthcare plan; Lawmakers go back to the Statehouse; Pence's NY trade mission; Ritz under fire; new stadium in Kokomo and more.

The first Mayor of Fishers. The marriage vote led to the defeat of two state lawmakers, successful school referendums, Irsay's role in Super Bowl bid, the BMV loses a lawsuit and Michelle Obama honors the Children's Museum.

A committee chairman under fire, why is Bob Behning on the attack? Jerry Torr targeted in mail campaign. An Indiana Congressional candidate who lives in Florida, vote centers in Hancock County, the NRA convention and a Primary election roundtable.

New education standards in Indiana, is it just re-branding Common Core? The Ethics Committee examines what Eric Turner did, Democrats ask Indpls. for a 2016 bid, prospects for a very low voter turnout. That, plus the NRA and the new fairgrounds Coliseum.

Pence criticizes the Obama Admin. while in Germany, was it really about 2016? The Pacers get a new deal, is it fair? The Indiana tax burden, a call for tougher juvenile penalties, the First Lady conducts an art exchange and a new take on camping at IMS.

Teacher evaluations, should they be tied to pay raises? The governor's chief of staff moves on, what's it mean? A court order to recognize a gay marriage in Indiana, problems with a government website, an appeal to FEMA plus oversized art in Carmel.

A Supreme Court ruling will change the way campaigns are financed, and the Indiana attorney who played a key role in the case. The governor's road plans, why Pence signed a gun bill, the Obamacare signup in Indiana, Dan Coats at the wrong hearing and more.

The governor conducts a series of ceremonies to highlight his legislative victories: what it means for taxpayers. GE to build jet engines in Lafayette, Conservatives push Pence to run for President, Dan Coats on Russian sanctions and an escape at the zoo.

The call for an ethics investigation in the Indiana House, did Eric Turner do anything wrong? Jim Irsay arrested, will it affect the super bowl bid? Gay marriage as a campaign issue, the Attorney General on the marriage law and Indiana basketball.

The 2014 General Assembly is over, did the governor get what he wanted? The mass transit bill passes, will Mike Pence sign it? New sentencing guidelines, another lawsuit challenging the marriage law, session ending roundtable, and more.

State lawmakers say no to taxpayer funded soccer stadium. Will it come back next year? Will Mike Pence make gains in the final week of the General Assembly? Jim Kittle's motives questioned, pension problems for Judy O'Bannon plus a lawmaker photo bomb.

The governor goes on the road for his Pre-K proposal. Will lawmakers bring it back? Mayor Ballard pursues tougher gun penalties, a soccer team owner wants funding, the effort to legalize hemp advances plus Mike Delph's new seating assignment.

The last vote of 2014 on the marriage amendment. Will there ever be another? Senator Mike Delph in the spotlight, trouble for the governor's pre-K proposal, and the latest on possible Medicaid expansion plus tragedy averted at Assembly Hall.

Another showdown in the marriage debate. Was it the last stand for supporters? Mayors win a concession from the governor, a new tourism brand for Indiana, beer at the State Fair plus a new snow day policy and Tony Dungy on marriage.

The governor won't negotiate in public. Will that hurt his tax reform plan? A vote for mass transit, new drone regulations, Scott Pelath suggests calling off the rest of the session plus a way to improve Girl Scout cookies and more.

The marriage amendment is changed. Will the vote hold up? The Senate plans a new marriage debate. A mass transit bill advances, a gambling bill doesn't, and the governor acts to bring more propane to Indiana plus a Grammy wedding and more.

The House Speaker uses his power. How Brian Bosma rescued the marriage amendment. Can it be stopped? The NRA is coming to town, Marlin Stutzman delivers the GOP Address and Dan Coats does a statewide media tour plus suits and sneakers and more.

Why no vote has been taken on the marriage amendment. The State of the State. What did the governor say about marriage and the GOP poll results that shed light on the marriage debate. Plus Joe Hogsett makes a decision and the new Julia Carson bust.

The marriage amendment has a new number. Politicians and snow removal. Will there be consequences? School snow day waivers, a risky start to the General Assembly, and GOP tax plans that rival the governor's plus comparisons to the blizzard of '78.

A private ceremony to swear in the new State Auditor. How Indiana lost its bid to be a drone test site. Mike Pence on his political future, mandatory sentences for gun crimes, Andy Jacobs remembered plus the New Year's celebration in Vincennes.

This week, in a special edition. the top Indiana political stories of 2013, winners and losers, the politician of the year and more.