Trade Deals Won’t Change Manufacturing Employment
by Michael Hicks This year marks the 40th anniversary of peak factory jobs in the United States. These jobs have been in nearly steady decline …
Statehouse – Week Four
House Speaker Brian Bosma and Senate President Pro Tempore David Long offer their thoughts on this week at the Indiana Statehouse touching on topics from …
Indy Deputy Mayor Apologizes for Offensive Facebook Comments
Indianapolis Deputy Mayor David Hampton is apologizing for racially offensive remarks he made with regard to a group of African Americans who met with President …
Talking to Todd
Indy Politics talks with U.S. Senator Todd Young. We discuss Supreme Court nominee Judge Neil Gorsuch, the Executive Order temporarily banning refugees from seven Muslim-majority countries, …
Deputy Mayor Calls Blacks who meet with Trump “Coon Connection Meeting”
A Deputy Mayor for the city of Indianapolis referred to a gathering of African-Americans with President Donald Trump as a “coon connection meeting”. In a …
Scales Switching Sides
Indy City-County Council member Christine Scales is switching parties from Republican to Democrat. Scales defection changes the Council makes 13-12 Democrat to 14-11. Scales made …
State Seeks to Renew HIP 2.0
Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb formally submitted the state’s application to the US Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) along with a letter requesting continued …
Helping Homeless Veterams
State Sen. Ron Alting (R-Lafayette) today unveiled legislation to help homeless Hoosier veterans. SB 517 would require the Indiana State Lottery Commission to adopt rules …
A Conversation with Luke Kenley
Indy Politics talks with Republican State Senator Luke Kenley, Chairman of the Appropriations Committee to get his thoughts on the current debate taking place in …
Senate Panel Delays Major Election Law Change
The Indiana State Senate Elections Committee put on hold today a major change to the state’s election law. State Senator Aaron Freeman of Indianapolis has …