Indiana Week In Review

Two insurers leave Indiana's Obamacare marketplace - and political finger pointing follows. Secretary Lawson goes to Washington. That, plus I-69 delay costs, syringe exchange problems and more.

Questions about an Indiana lobbyist's conflict of interest. Congressional Democrats suing Donald Trump. That, plus an anti-Sharia law rally and more.

A possible Senate run for Curtis Hill. A campaign urging lawmakers to change the state's alcohol laws. That, plus Dan Coats doesn't want to answer questions and more.

Carmel Mayor, Jim Brainard goes to Washington, and blows his climate change prediction. Super PAC ads for Joe Donnelly hit the air. That plus a bipartisan effort to keep a fighter wing in Fort Wayne and more.

Dan Coats says no to President Trump. A new score for the GOP's health care bill. That, plus a HIP 2.0 work requirement and more.

Turmoil in the Trump administration. Jennifer Messer strikes back at the AP. That, plus Attorney General Hill backs tougher drug policy and more.

President Trump fires the FBI director James Comey. Donald Trump Jr. speaks to the state GOP. That, plus private school voucher waivers denied and more.

The U.S. House narrowly approves the Obamacare repeal. Governor Holcomb signs a controversial solar bill. That, plus an award for Planned Parenthood's CEO and more.

It's our 2017 legislative session wrap-up. The budget, roads, pre-k, cold beer. Plus winners and losers and more.

Statehouse leaders unveil their final road funding package. Luke Messer introduces a national voter ID bill. That, plus the EPA visits East Chicago, "Do Nothing Dudes," and more.

This week on IWIR - The governor's approval rating. A controversial speaker. A new revenue forecast, Senate fundraising numbers and more.

Joe Donnelly backs President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee. Lawmakers take a step closer to making State Superintendent an appointed position. That, plus the cold beer sales controversy again and more.

Senate Republicans rolled out their budget and road funding proposals. The federal health care law’s future looks bleak. That, plus a cold beer sales controversy and more.

Governor Holcomb changes his tune on the federal health care bill. An advertising attack in Indiana over the president's Supreme Court nominee. That, plus a Donnelly town hall and more.

Governor Holcomb defends the Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP) 2.0. Lawmakers advance a bill allowing more guns in the Statehouse. That, plus opposition to the border tax and more.

Congressional Republicans roll out their health care bill to mixed reviews. Indiana's universities make their funding pleas to state lawmakers. That, plus a potentially lower cigarette tax hike and more.

Pete Buttigieg loses the race for DNC Chair but elevates his profile. Mike Pence's apparent hypocrisy over personal emails. That, plus Luke Messer begins to ramp up towards a possible Senate bid and more.

The Senate defeats a bill to appoint the State Superintendent. Speaker Brian Bosma gets challenged on the House floor. That, plus a parental consent bill and more.

House Republicans unveil their budget and reveal divisions with the Senate. Lawmakers approve a gun regulations bill and want to study a lot more. That, plus the legislature overturns two Mike Pence vetoes and more.

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.