Prosecutors Vow Pot Fight
The organization representing Indiana’s prosecutors say it will fight any effort to legalize marijuana for either recreational or medicinal purposes. A recent opinion by the …
The Yelling Over Yellowwood
State officials are disputing claims by activists that logging in Yellowwood State Forest will harm the environment. There have been protests over the removal of the …
Indiana GOP to Host Senate Straw Poll
The Indiana Republican party has announced a “straw poll” for its U.S. Senate candidates in January 2018. It is scheduled to be the first joint …
Let’s Talk About Alcohol and Gaming
Indiana’s alcohol and gaming laws, as well as marijuana legalization, were the topics of discussion at this month’s Columbia Club policy forum. The guest speakers …
Gary Sued Over “Sanctuary City” Status
The city of Gary is being sued over its policy regarding illegal immigrants. The Immigration Reform Law Institute (IRLI) filed the litigation in Lake County …
Holcomb Makes More Appointments
Governor Eric J. Holcomb Monday announced several new appointments to various state boards and commissions. ABLE Authority Board The governor made two new appointments to the …
To Your Health
Indy Politics talks with Dr. John Wernert, former head of FSSA now with the Corydon Group. We discuss a wide range of topics from opioids, …
Young, Donnelly Split on Tax Reform
Indiana’s U.S. Senators split their votes on tax reform along party lines. Republican Todd Young called it a big win for Hoosiers and said it …
Black Lawmakers Meet in Indy
The National Black Caucus of State Legislators (NBCSL) is holding its 41st Annual Conference in Indianapolis this weekend. This year the NBCSL conference will bring …
The IPS $1 Billion Request
Indianapolis Public Schools is planning to ask the taxpayers for nearly $1 billion for capital improvements and operational expenses. Superintendent Dr. Lewis Ferebee says the …