Abortion and Special Sessions
Indy Politics speaks with Dr. Laura Wilson of the University of Indianapolis about the recent Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade and what that …
Special Session to Start July 25
Indiana lawmakers say they have consulted with Governor Eric Holcomb and the special session to deal with abortion and the taxpayer refund will be on …
2022 Murders
With the city of Indianapolis hitting 100 murders earlier this month, Indy Politics decided to sit down with Rev, Charles Harrison of the Ten-Point Coalition …
Secretary of State hopeful Morales seeks unity as opponents campaign off controversy
by Leslie Bonilla Muñiz, Indiana Capital Chronicle June 29, 2022 The race for Indiana’s next Secretary of State – typically a low-interest, down-ballot contest – …
Let the Governor’s Race Begin
Although the Governor’s race is still more than two years away, Indy Politics speaks with the only declared candidate in the race, Eric Doden. From …
Downtown is safe, engaging and ready for summer
by Bob Schultz Overview Beginning with the pandemic’s inception in March 2020, Downtown faced a period of economic, social and financial turmoil, which tested the …
Children and Gun-Related Violence
by George Kelley Another elementary school has suffered a tragedy that should not happen with the frequency that it does in this country. A teenager …
A Special New Program for Indiana’s Special Needs Students
By Betsy Wiley, President & CEO, Institute for Quality Education Indiana is a national leader in empowering parents to choose the right educational environment for …
Ten Years of Lifelines
by Jim Merritt Indiana’s Lifeline Law is 10 years old. In the shadow of the recent University of Missouri fraternity hazing horror where a young …
Pryor: More transparency, advocacy needed in INDOT decisions
By: State Rep. Cherrish Pryor With record high gas prices and environmental concerns, many are reconsidering the types of vehicles they drive. Thanks to the …