Two Weeks Notice
House Speaker Todd Huston insists things are “busy yet productive” at the Statehouse as lawmakers head into the final two weeks of session. But if …
It’s RINO Season in Indiana
There’s a new sport in Indiana politics, and it’s not deer season or turkey season, or even rabbit season. It’s RINO season. No Quarter PAC …
Indiana Chamber Chat
Indiana Chamber of Commerce President Vanessa Green Sinders joins Indy Politics to break down this year’s fast‑paced legislative session. We talk about the Chamber’s top priorities …
Statehouse Happenings: Morales Snafu Leads to Filing Chaos
The Office of Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales was at the center of controversy, as candidates across the state were forced to refile for …
Statehouse Tells Indy: Cut a Deal on Billboards — Or We’ll Do It for You
The long-simmering billboard war in Marion County just went from tense to thermonuclear at the Statehouse. What started as a routine hearing on Senate Bill …
Road Rules
House Republicans this week signaled they may move to rein in how Indianapolis spends leftover local money on roads after a $25 million “underspend” pot …
What 12,869 Names on a Ballot Actually Tell Us
A bunch of folks don’t like the way things are going in Indiana — and you don’t need a poll to see it. You can …
Diego Morales’ Really Bad Week (In Three Acts)
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz, Esq. In a year with no President, Governor, or U.S. Senate race at the top of the ticket, Indiana’s most visible Republican …
McKinley Wins 84–25 Vote to Replace Zay in State Senate
Republican precinct committeemen in north-central Indiana have selected Marion businessman and former police officer Nick McKinley to fill the vacant Senate seat in Indiana’s 17th …
Wells Launches Primary Challenge to Carson in Indiana’s 7th District
A familiar statewide candidate is now aiming for Washington. Destiny Wells has officially filed to run for Congress in Indiana’s 7th Congressional District, setting up …