IndyStar politics editor and reporters James Briggs, Tony Cook and Kaitlin Lange discuss Indy’s proposed transit tax and examine how portions of Gov. Eric Holcomb’s agenda have faced resistance from fellow Republicans in the Indiana Senate.By Greg Weaver

Host Greg Weaver and reporters Tony Cook, Maureen Groppe, Bobby King and Kaitlin Lange discuss a Hoosier’s run for chairman of the Democratic National Committee, the lie told to Vice President Mike Pence and the Indiana House’s strange turn with a proposal to “reverse” abortions.By Greg Weaver

Government editor Greg Weaver and reporters Tony Cook, Chelsea Schneider and Kaitlin Lange discuss Gov. Eric Holcomb’s departure from several Pence policies, the Indiana House’s override of Pence vetoes and a proposal to increase Indiana’s gas tax.By Greg Weaver

Host Greg Weaver and the IndyStar government team discuss the latest in national and state politics.By Greg Weaver

Host Greg Weaver talks politics with Washington reporter Maureen Groppe and statehouse reporter Tony Cook.By Greg Weaver

Host Greg Weaver talks to reporters Tony Cook and Stephanie Wang about the political overtones of Sue Ellspermann’s appointment as Ivy Tech president and Indiana proposals in Congress to limit school lunches and block Obama’s guidance on transgender students and school bathrooms.By Greg Weaver

Host Greg Weaver talks to IndyStar reporters about the Salesforce expansion and its implications for LGBT rights, speculation about Trump’s veep, the new Ivy Tech president and the renewed push for a new Marion County Jail.By Greg Weaver

Host Greg Weaver and IndyStar's election team analyze Donald Trump's dominating win in the Indiana primary, Hillary Clinton's loss and the strange sights they spotted while on the presidential campaign trail. Reporters Tony Cook. Brian Eason, Chelsea Schneider and Stephanie Wang share their insights.…

IndyStar government editor Greg Weaver talks to election team reporters Tony Cook, Chelsea Schneider and Stephanie Wang about the impressions the GOP presidential candidates are making on Hoosier voters.By Greg Weaver