Indiana Week In Review

Governor Holcomb makes a big splash. A House committee debates an abortion bill that has doctors both in support and against. The House Democratic road funding plan, Joe Donnelly votes against Trump nominees and more.

The road funding bill takes its first step. Thousands of people rally against Donald Trump – and lawmakers get in hot water over their response. That, plus a pay raise for state officials and more.

Mike Pence officially becomes Vice President as he and Donald Trump take their oaths of office. Eric Holcomb delivers his first State of the State address. That, plus a controversial protesters bill and more.

Eric Holcomb takes the oath of office and unveils his budget proposal. The U-S Senate takes its first step towards repealing the Affordable Care Act. That, plus a new name for the ISTEP and more.

Indiana Governor, Eric Holcomb, rolls out his legislative agenda while House Republicans unveil their road funding plan. Senator Dan Coats is headed to Washington to work for Donald Trump. That, plus a citizen referendum proposal and more.

After 25 years, we bring to a close an incredible chapter in the history of Indiana Week in Review. This week we celebrate Jim Shella and Mike McDaniel in a special rebroadcast of their November farewell show.

A look ahead to Indiana politics in the year 2017 - can anything possibly top 2016? It's the year-end predictions edition of Indiana Week in Review.

A new forecast paints a rather rosy picture for the next state budget. Eric Holcomb promises a legislative agenda that won't be rushed. That, plus teacher bonus pay, a new state GOP chair and more.

Donald Trump attacks a local union boss in a dustup over Carrier promises. Police want to take DNA. Dan Coats' farewell. Higher Ed funding, Jim Schellinger, Indiana's Bicentennial and more.

Donald Trump delivers on a campaign promise. Hundreds of Carrier workers will keep their jobs. The I-STEP panel delivers its recommendations. But will the test actually change? That, plus tolls on Indiana's interstates, a South Bend casino and more.

After 25 years, we bring to a close an incredible chapter in the history of Indiana Week in Review. This week we celebrate Jim Shella and Mike McDaniel in a special farewell show.

A look back at Indiana politics in the year 2016.. the surprises, the changes, the best and worst and more in a special edition of Indiana Week in Review.

The Trump Tide. How Republicans carried the day in Indiana and in Washington. The next Hoosier Vice President, a new Senator, a new Governor, and the new title for Tennessee Trey. That, plus winners and losers and more.

Paul Ryan campaigns for Trey Hollingsworth and Yoder’s response. The battle for the 9th District. Mike Pence campaigning in Indiana, a dead heat in the Senate race, and Eric Holcomb looks to Donald Trump for help. That plus predictions and more.

The last gubernatorial debate. Will it matter? Bayh bashing. Help for Todd Young. The 9th District. Pence on the run. The problem with voter fraud allegations. Plus how not to earn publicity in a political campaign and more.

John Gregg in the lead. Results from the WISH-TV/Ball State Hoosier Survey. The race for President in Indiana. The Senate debate. Plus the races for state school superintendent and Attorney General, the prayer that only looked like a protest.

Mike Pence elects to stay on the Trump ticket. Is he there for good? Holcomb renews his support for Trump, Susan Brooks won't talk about it. Evan Bayh reveals an income in the millions. That, plus early voting, an Indiana Cardinal and more.

Mike Pence wins the running mate debate. Will it matter? Gubernatorial debate differences, the governor's ban on Syrian immigrants plus charges of voter fraud, a "where am I" moment in the VP debate and more.

Mike Pence campaigns in Fort Wayne. Why he came back to help other Republicans. Carrier and the Presidential debate, the first debate for the candidates for governor and a preview of the running mate debate. That, plus a Trumped up landscape and more.

The candidates for governor agree to debate. Shelli Yoder and Trey Hollingsworth debate, outside help for the Senate candidates, and a lesson plan from Jennifer McCormick plus Tamika Catchings and more.