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 …
Holcomb Calls Special Session July 6
Governor Eric Holcomb Wednesday signed a proclamation calling a special session for the General Assembly to convene on July 6, 2022, to take action on …
A No-Cost Mental Health Boost
By: Tina Rhoden-Lewellyn, Executive Director, Ben’s Ranch Foundation You turn on TV news each day and see the evidence of our nation’s declining mental health …