Indy Crime & Punishment
As we continue our look at Indianapolis’ crime and murder problem we speak with Rev. Charles Harrison of the Ten Point Coalition to see if …
Congressional Conversations
In our regularly scheduled conversation with 5th District Congresswoman Victoria Spartz, we discuss the controversy surrounding the Jan. 6 Commission, whether a deal can be …
Crane Leaving Department of Aministration
Gov. Eric Holcomb today announced Indiana Department of Administration (IDOA) Commissioner Lesley Crane is stepping away to focus her efforts in the private sector. Crane …
On the Air
We take it to the airwaves this weekend. Here’s where you can usually find us. “Statehouse Happenings” WIBC Hammer & Nigel Show, – Fridays, 3 …
Public Invited to Redistricting Meetings
Hoosiers are invited to attend one or more of a series of public meetings across the state on Aug. 6-7 and Aug. 11 to provide …
Rokita, 0-3
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita has lost another motion in his legal battle with Governor Eric Holcomb over emergency powers. The Governor sued the Legislature …
7th Circuit Rules Against Indiana in Voting Case
The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Monday in League of Women Voters of Indiana v. Sullivan (previously called Indiana NAACP v. Lawson), rejecting the state of …
State Unemployment Remains Below National Rate
Indiana’s unemployment rate stands at 4.1 percent for June, and the national rate is 5.9 percent. The monthly unemployment rate is a U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) indicator that reflects the number …
A Different Perspective on January 6
by Jillean Long Battle It’s been more than six months since the storm on the Capitol and a little over a year since the 2020 …
Indiana’s revenue surge means surprise refunds, resilient budgets
by Chris Watts Last July, the COVID crisis had crushed Indiana tax collections by more than a billion dollars, and budget officials were bracing for the …