State Rep. Apologizes for Sexting Scandal
State Representative Justin Moed is apologizing for his role in a sexting scandal. Naked pictures of Moed appeared on the website called thedirty.com. He reportedly …
What Are You Doing for Dyngus Day?
Here’s a thought…. Dyngus Day at the Antelope Club, 615 N. Delaware, Downtown Indianapolis Monday, April 6th $6.95 Polish Sausage & Perogi Special — $2 …
SBOE: No Need to Pause ISTEP Accountability
An official with the Indiana State Board of Education says despite calls by a social media campaign, there is no reason to pause accountability when …
Former “Meet the Press” Anchor Comes to Indy
Former NBC White House Correspondent and Meet the Press Anchor David Gregory will be the keynote speaker this Wednesday at the Indiana Chamber’s 2015 Legislative …
Brooks Cautious on Clinton Investigation
Speaking on WIBC-FM’s “Abdul at Large” program, Congresswoman Susan Brooks sounded a cautious tone when it comes to any investigation of e-mails regarding former Secretary …
Public Access Counselor Rules on Lawmakers E-mails
Indiana’s Public Access Counselor says the General Assembly is subject to the Public Records Act, but the office also issued a caveat… The opinion stems …
Parents Behind Bars
By Bill Stanczykiewicz Indiana has one of the nation’s highest rates of incarcerated parents, and the negative effects on their children are significant. According to …
On the Air
This week we speak with both sides in the debate over the proposed Religious Freedom Restoration Act and the elimination of Indiana’s Common Construction Wage …
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 …