The Indiana Chamber of Commerce is unveiling a legislative agenda that includes lifting major restrictions on how alcohol is sold and distributed in the state. Under …
Indiana’s “alcohol wars” might be coming to an end, or at least one battle. The lobby groups that represent the state’s package liquor stores and …
by Connie Lawson Recently, my office and I have come under attack for following federal and state law regarding voter rolls. Misinformation is being spread …
In the wake of the decision by the special prosecutor to not file charges in the Aaron Bailey police action shooting, I thought it might …
Here’s a rundown of stories from today’s Indy Politics Statewide Summary. Be sure to sign up for it and get it delivered to your e-mail address …
As Indiana lawmakers debate whether changes need to be made to the state’s civil forfeiture law, Indy Politics brings you both sides of the argument. Civil …
Indy Politics speaks with two Indianapolis community activists who are split over Marion County Prosecutor Terry Curry’s decision to bring in a special prosecutor to …
So far this year, the city of Indianapolis is averaging a murder every three days. Criminal homicide statistics provided by IMPD show 55 murders between …
A recent op-ed by Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill against the legalization of marijuana for medicinal or recreation purposes has reigniting the debate over the …
A new poll shows a majority of Hoosiers favor Sunday alcohol sales and letting grocery and convenience stores sell cold beer. The poll by the …
