ACLU Files Second Abortion Lawsuit
The American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana Thursday filed a class action lawsuit claiming that Senate Enrolled Act 1 (S.E.A. 1), a ban on abortion, …
First U.S. Senate Debate Set
The Indiana Debate Commission will host a single debate between three U.S. Senate candidates Sunday, Oct. 16, with a one-hour broadcast starting at 7 p.m. …
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Walker Unveils 1st TV AD
Republican State Senator Kyle Walker’s campaign released its first TV ad this week, highlighting Walker’s fiscally conservative record and experience as a small businessman fighting …
Indiana Marks National Recovery Month
As September marks National Recovery Month, Indy Politics speaks with Darrius Brannon of the Recovery Center of Indianapolis. He talks about drug addiction in Indiana, …
Keeping College Costs In Check
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz This year will mark 30 years since I graduated from Northern Illinois University. I graduated with undergraduate degrees in Media Studies and …
More Indy Crime and Punishment
As crime continues to dominate local headlines, Indy Politics speaks to Rev. Charles Harrison of the 10-Point Coalition to see what, if anything, can be …
Mayor Shackleford?
If Joe Hosgett decides to run for a third term as Mayor of Indianapolis next year, it looks like he’ll have at least one primary …
How’s Business in Indiana?
As we approach Labor Day, Indy Politics talks to Kevin Brinegar, the head of the State Chamber of Commerce, about the state of business and …
Democrat Poll Shows Close Senate Race
A poll commissioned by Tom McDermott’s U.S. Senate campaign shows a close race between the Democrat and Republican incumbent Todd Young. The poll conducted by …