U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly is defending his recent vote to defend Planned Parenthood, despite the outcry from some of his fellow Democrats. Donnelly has come …

By Dr. Andy Bowne I moved to Yorktown, Indiana from Grand Rapids, Michigan in 2012.  I saw the opportunity to lead the East Central region, …

by John Zody Hoosiers, Indiana finds itself at a Crossroads. We are a divided state, and we must decide who we want to be. If …

 by Jeff Cardwell Indiana is strong and growing stronger everyday. For the first time in more than seven years, Indiana’s unemployment rate is below 5 …

Superintendent of Public Instruction Glenda Ritz is dropping out of the race for Governor. Ritz announced late this afternoon she was ending her campaign and …

Indiana Democrats are jumping on news from Governing.com that has labeled next year’s governor’s as more competitive. Governing has labelled the race as “lean” Republican.  …

With the first Republican Presidential debate in the history books, Indy Politics reached out to several local political pundits to get their assessments on who …

By Kevin Brinegar In Indiana, we make things. We’ve done so during most of the state’s 199-year history. And despite changes in today’s economy, we’ll …

Indy Politics speaks with Lt. Governor Sue Ellspermann on a number of issues including, jobs, tourism, agriculture and whether she will be on the ticket …

Indy Politics talks with Joe DeHaven  of the Indiana Bankers Association about the 6th anniversary of the Dodd-Frank financial reform law and what it’s meant …