State Revenue Collections Fall Short
Most state revenue collections for February have come in short, fueling speculation that lawmakers may have to scale back the budget. According to the Governor’s …
Harrison Won’t Run for Mayor as a Libertarian
Rev. Charles Harrison tells Indy Politics that if he runs for Mayor it will be as an Independent. Harrison confirmed this morning that he will …
Life in the City
by Matt Greller Do you ever wonder why McDonald’s sells gazpacho in Spain, flan in Peru and what looks like awesome paneer wraps in India? …
Selma Saturday
Indy Politics speaks with Light of the World Pastor David Hampton who is organizing a reenactment of the March on Selma this Saturday in Indianapolis. …
RFRA Madness?
As Indiana lawmakers debate the state’s version of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) Indy Politics talks with both sides of the issue to discuss …
News You Can Use
It was a slow news day over at the Statehouse, but there were a few news items however worth mentioning. House Speaker Brian Bosma tells …
Kenley Urges Budgetary Caution
Indiana Senate Appropriations Chairman Luke Kenley is urging caution as his chamber takes up the House passed budget, saying it spends a lot on new …
A Conversation About Common Construction Wages
As Indiana lawmakers debate whether to repeal what is known as the “common construction wage” for public projects, Indy Politics decided to sit down with …
Political Perspective (The Death of Sunday Sales)
by Grant Monahan Lifting the ban on Sunday carryout alcohol sales is a simple concept-allow drug, grocery, convenience and liquor stores to do seven days …
Political Perspective (One-Party Rule Leading State Astray)
by Scott Pelath Any lawmaker who believes this session is serving regular Hoosiers should consider getting into some sort of treatment. We are wallowing in …