As part of our continuing series on school choice, Indy Politics talks with Georgia Economics Professor Dr. Ben Scafidi of Kennesaw State University who maintains …

Indy Politics talks with Dr. George Ford of the Phoenix Center for Advance Legal and Economic Studies about government run broadband systems. He argues while …

Indy Politics talks with U.S. Senator Dan Coats regarding the recent “lone wolf” terror attacks in New York and New Jersey, as well as U.S. …

On the same day state officials announced one of the best records for Indiana employment and job creation Republican gubernatorial candidate , Lt. Governor Eric …

State officials say Indiana set all-time highs in total labor force (3,379,290) and total number of employed (3,226,385) as the state’s seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate dipped …

Indiana State GOP Chairman Jeff Cardwell says he did not use a party e-mail list to promote his business, but instead his personal one. The …

The public advocacy group Common Cause is offering lawmakers ideas on how to revamp the way legislative maps are drawn and it’s getting mixed reaction. …

Political pundit and University of Virginia professor Larry Sabato is rating Indiana’s U.S. Senate race a “toss up”. This is a switch from “leans Democrat” …

Although they won’t have their first debate until Monday, Indy Politics presents interviews conducted recently with Democrat Shelli Yoder and Republican Trey Hollingsworth as they …

The city of Indianapolis could soon see a decrease in its credit rating, making it more expensive to finance projects. Currently the city has a …