Citing that his party needs to a better job with diversity on its statewide ticket, State Senator Lonnie Randolph announced today he was challenging incumbent …

Now that the referendum to expand mass transit has been approved by both the voters and the Indianapolis  City-County Council,  we ask Bryan Luellen Of …

While it appears HIP 2.0 would still exist under the House Republican health care plan, it doesn’t look like there would be much room for …

Indy Politics takes a few minutes to speak with Indianapolis Public School Superintendent Lewis Ferebee about the district’s most recent accomplishments as well as some of …

Indiana lawmakers heard Monday from proponents and opponents of raising the state tax on cigarettes. Included in the House Republican budget is a $1 increase …

Indiana veterans are demanding more funding for programs in the wake lawmakers amending legislation that would have created a scratch-off lottery ticket that would have …

The head of Planned Parenthood Indiana-Kentucky says while they would survive if they were to lose their federal funding, other offices in other parts of …

U.S. Senator Todd Young says despite the rantings of some protesters, he meets on a regular basis with constituents to hear their concerns. Young has …

Guess what?  We’re on the air this weekend all over the state.  Here’s where you can usually find us on the weekends… “Indianapolis This Week” …

Members of the First Church of Cannabis in Indianapolis plan to testify at the Statehouse supporting a bill intended to clarify students’ rights when it …