Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill says both political parties bear responsibility for what he labelled as the “Borkian” process of selecting Supreme Court Justices. Hill …

House Speaker Brian Bosma and Senate Majority Leader Brandt Hershmann both say despite some recent differences in major House and Senate legislation, the two chambers …

We’ve started doing a daily e-mail here at Indy Politics where we summarize the big news items from across the state. We’ve got a sample …

With less than a week to go before the Indianapolis City-County Council decides on whether to approve a tax increase to expand mass transit we …

State Rep. Bill Friend’s (R-Macy) legislation to allow the use of cannabidiol (CBD) oil for severe epilepsy passed out of the Indiana House of Representatives …

The fight over whether the Superintendent of Public Instruction should be an elected or appointed position is far from over. The Indiana Senate Monday defeated …

Guess who’s been trying to snoop around the State of Indiana’s computer networks?  No, not the Russians,  but the United States government. As first reported in this …

President Donald Trump gets mixed reviews and Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb gets high marks in our first informal survey of 2017. More than 400 readers …

Indy Politics talks with State Rep. Todd Huston of Fishers who is leading the effort to help close Indiana’s skilled employment gap. You can hear …

by Michael Hicks One way to analyze the impact of technological change in our economy is to look at history. In so doing, we might …