Indiana Week In Review

The students who don't want to take ISTEP. Is suspension warranted? The attorney general and fenced hunting, how Indiana and Obamacare, the Right to Try bill plus the daylight savings time, the Gridiron Dinner and more.

The Sunday sales bill dies. Who should consumers be mad at? The governor wades in to the debate over gambling, The A big vote for a soccer stadium, some students in New Castle side with Glenda Ritz plus Mike Pence at CPAC, Miss Watermelon and more.

The state Senate votes to remove Glenda Ritz as chair. How a teacher rally failed to prevent it. Finding more money for schools, repealing the common wage and a vote in favor of a new soccer stadium plus Bill Belichick at IU.

The governor blames Glenda Ritz for ISTEP problems. The House passes the bill aimed at reducing Ritz's power, ethics reform advances and Sunday alcohol sales plus the fight that ended the basketball season for two Indiana schools and more.

The President in Indianapolis. New problems in the BMV, the ongoing effort to grab power from Glenda Ritz, the governor talks education on Capitol Hill plus the HIP 2.0 signup and a community rallies behind an injured teenager.  

A state-run news service. What was it meant to be and why is it gone? HIP 2.0. Is it a Medicaid expansion? The governor's mom talks 2016, Glenda Ritz fights a power grab, the plans for a new soccer stadium plus No Tie Thursday at the Statehouse.

Two Republicans jump into Indy's mayor's race. Will either mount a serious challenge? Joe Hogsett stays mum on the competition. Bob Behning wants to lobby and be a lawmaker. Extending the statute of limitations for rape plus Deflate-Gate.

Why does the governor want a balanced budget amendment? A call for more DCS funding, the state of the Judiciary, Andre' Carson's new committee assignment plus Tom Brady's Facebook taunt and more.

The governor's budget; does it have enough school spending? A new session and new bills plus the State Treasurer defends her turf and a drug test for Adam Vinatieri.

A repeat of the Dec. 26 show.  The top stories of 2014 in government and politics. A look back on the year in Indiana. Plus our end of the year roundtable, winners, losers, memorable moments and more.

The top stories of 2014 in government and politics. A look back on the year in Indiana. Plus our end of the year roundtable, winners, losers, memorable moments and more.

State tax revenues predictions. The governor claims a record year for job creation. Jim Merritt will not run for mayor, Joe Donnelly gets a bill passed and Amanda Banks makes history in the state Senate. Plus holiday lights with a charitable goal.

The governor heads to Israel. The court of appeals hears from Charlie White, an Indianapolis native shares Time's Man of Year, and there's still no answer on HIP 2.0. Plus David McIntosh and Indy as a top destination.

The governor attempts a power grab. New questions about Tony Bennett, a changing field in the race for Mayor of Indianapolis and the state joins an immigration lawsuit plus holiday decorations at the Statehouse and a new book about Mitch Daniels.

The BMV wants some motorists to give back their refunds. Immigration in Indiana and how the President's order will affect immigrants here. Gary Varvel, a battle over public school busing, charter schools plus honors for Lauren Hill and more.

A state lawmaker takes the oath of office from half a world away. Organization Day, ethics reform, is the Senate shifting to the right? Plus Kelly Mitchell takes office early, appointing the state school superintendent and some early holiday wishes.

Hogsett for Mayor. A misguided document goes public in Carmel. Was it humor or an attack on the mayor? The WISH-TV/Ball State Hoosier Survey looks at Pre K, crime and the governor's approval rating plus a high-priced Hot Pocket and more.

No third term for Ballard. Will the Republicans make a serious challenge for Mayor? A statewide GOP sweep, a Marion County Democratic sweep, the super majorities grow and new clout for Dan Coats plus winners and losers.

A candidate jailed. Another pledges salary to charity. Fed funding for humor. Year of the Farmer & election predictions.

The governor says no to federal money for pre-K, again. Democrats work to energize the base, one candidate worries about apathy and Indiana preps for Ebola plus sky farming and more.