Indy Makes Changes to Homeless “Bill of Rights”
The Indianapolis City-County Council’s Rules and Public Policy Committee voted unanimously Tuesday night to change the “Homeless Bill of Rights” to address homeless camps and …
A Few Minutes with Ryan Mears
Indy Politics speaks with Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears about the latest involving the Adams Street mass murders, last year’s record criminal homicide rate, his …
Senate Overrides Governor’s Veto
The Indiana Senate Monday voted 30-17 to override Governor Eric Holcomb’s veto of a bill that blocked local landlord-tenant ordinances. The legislation was passed last …
Indy’s Gun-Related Violence Problem
With nearly 90 percent of last year’s murders in Indianapolis involved a firearm, we spoke with a panel of anti-violence advocates to see what can …
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Statehouse; Week Five in Review
As we wrap up another week at the Indiana General Assembly, we get some perspective from House Speaker Todd Huston and Kevin Brinegar of the …
Holcomb’s COVID-19 Update
In his weekly media briefing, Governor Eric Holcomb and his administration provided an update on the latest with respect to COVID-19 in the state of …
Talking with Todd
U.S. Senator Todd Young talks to the Indiana media regarding a number of issues including negotiations with the Biden administration on a stimulus relief package, …
Veterans Statehouse Agenda
Indy Politics speaks with longtime veterans advocate Lisa Wilkins about legislation moving through the Indiana General Assembly that would have a positive and not so …
The Ballot Access Bill – Part 2
Indiana Libertarians are crying foul over legislation they say would make it more difficult for them to get on the ballot in the races for …
Cities, Towns and Schools
So how are things looking when it comes to Indiana’s cities, towns and schools? Well, we get some perspective from Matt Greller of Accelearatng Indiana …