State to Get Paid to Expand Broadband
The state of Indiana is going forward with a proposal that would not only expand broadband service in rural areas, but it would get paid …
Here’s Holcomb
Indy Politics talks with Republican gubernatorial candidate Eric Holcomb about the campaign, jobs, transportation, education and of course the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. You can …
Let’s Talk Labor
This Labor Day weekend, Indy Politics takes a look at the state of labor and jobs in Indiana. We get a variety of perspectives from …
Joel v. Joe
Is Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett trying to get rid of Marion County Democratic Party Chairman Joel Miller? Find out in the latest edition of The …
Take Our Post Labor Day Poll
Indy Politics, along with our friends at the Institute for Quality Education and Winner’s Circle, are doing our post Labor Day poll to see how …
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On the Air
Although it’s Labor Day weekend, we’re still all over the airwaves this weekend talking about the issues impacting Hoosiers across the state. Here’s where you …
Former Ritz Employee Charged with Theft
A former outreach specialist for Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction Glenda Ritz has been charged with theft. According to documents obtained from the Marion County …
For Whom the Polls Toll
Indy Politics talk to University of Indianapolis political science professor Laura Albright about polling, its reliability, methodology and most important, its trustworthiness. You can hear …
AP: Ritz’s office backed app deal without bidding
The Associated Press reports Indiana schools Superintendent Glenda Ritz’s office approved a lucrative technology contract that state government officials said should have been subject to competitive …
News You Can Use
Here are a few news items from around the state you might find useful or informative. Indiana’s voter system is safe from hackers according to …