Indiana Week In Review

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.

No criminal charges against Curtis Hill. A new pair of polls in the U-S Senate race. That plus a recommendation for sports gambling and more.

The latest fundraising numbers are in for the Senate race. A pair of Vice Presidents stumping for Hoosier candidates. That plus a new Donnelly ad that borrows from Reagan and more.

Senate candidates spar in their first debate. An allegation against Speaker Brian Bosma. That plus Kavanaugh on the court and more.

Jennifer McCormick opts not to run for re-election. Criticism lobbed at campaign contributions to Connie Lawson. That plus a new trade deal and more.

Donnelly announces he'll vote no on Kavanaugh. Vice President Pence to headline the fall GOP dinner. That plus Donnelly and Braun on Medicare and more.

Undecideds among Hoosiers 50 and older. Democrats want the Kavanaugh vote delayed. That plus the toll road deal approved and more.

A new poll suggests Donnelly's Kavanaugh vote might not matter. National Republicans put in big money for Braun. That plus the FOP endorses Donnelly and more.

Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb's billion-dollar infrastructure plan. New Joe Donnelly/Mike Braun poll numbers. That plus Banks wants Tritch to sashay away and more.

President Trump in Evansville. The Indiana Chamber doesn't endorse in the Senate race. That plus dueling Trump ads and more.