A Few More Minutes with McCormick
Indy Politics talks with Superintendent of Public Instruction Jennifer McCormick about her first month on the job, where she agrees with her Republican colleagues and …
House Bill Gives Schools More Financial Flexibility
The House of Representatives today voted in support of legislation bill that would allow school corporations to direct more dollars to classrooms by providing more …
It’s A Different World
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz, Esq. This past weekend I did an interview with a local community activist in Indianapolis who has an Internet based television show. …
MdWise Leaving Hoosier Care Connect
Nearly 40,000 Hoosiers who rely on the state to help them with health care coverage will have to find a new provider. MdWise, the Indiana …
Let’s Settle This
The Indiana Attorney General and Chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee have agreed to work together and settle their differences over who should control how …
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On the Air
If you can’t get enough of our antics during the week, here’s where you can usually find us on the weekends… “Indianapolis This Week” RTV …
Statehouse – Week Five
Thirty days in House Speaker Brian Bosma and Democratic Leader Scott Pelath offer their varying perspectives on how things are progressing at the Indiana Statehouse. …
Eric’s Executive Actions
Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb marked his first month in office by issuing two executive orders that pardoned Keith Cooper, declared a disaster emergency in East …
State Revenue Collections Slightly Ahead
State revenue collections for January show Indiana coming out slightly ahead. General Fund revenues for January totaled $1,502.2 million, which is within $0.5 million (0.03 …
New House GOP Road Plan Could Cut Millions from State Budget
A move by the Indiana House Ways & Means Committee to pay for roads could result in hundred of millions of dollars in cuts to …