Indy Crime & Punishment – Part Two
As the city deals with at least 122 murders so far this years, Indy Politics speaks with Denell Howard, who is the pastor at Holy …
Happy 4th of July
As we celebrate America’s birthday this weekend, Indy Politics decided to sit down and chat with University of Indianapolis political science professor Dr. Laura Wilson …
Indy Crime and Punishment – Part One
Indianapolis is on track for another year of record murders. From Jan 1 – June 27, the city saw 109 murders, putting it on track …
Sullivan Leaving FSSA
After more than six years of state service as the secretary of the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) and as the deputy state …
Indy Lifts Most COVID-19 Restrictions
Come Thursday, July 1, Indianapolis residents will be free from most of the County’s COVID-19 restrictions. Mayor Joe Hogsett and Dr. Virginia Cain said Tuesday …
Congressional Conversation
Indy Politics sits down for its monthly chat with 5th District Congresswoman Victoria Spartz. This month we discuss the President’s infrastructure proposal, anti-trust measures the …
IMA Business Survey
The Indiana Manufacturers Association has just finished surveying its members, which make up the state’s largest economic sector, are recuperating and continuing to manage through …
Holcomb Makes Appointments
Governor Eric Holcomb Monday announced several appointments to various state boards and commissions. Board of Trustees of Ball State University The governor made one reappointment …
Indy Energy & Other Items
A proposal being considered by the Indianapolis City-County Council could fine certain businesses if they don’t comply with proposed rules on reporting energy usage. Under …
A Few Minutes with State Police Supt. Doug Carter
Indy Politics spends a few minutes with Indiana State Police Superintendent Doug Carter. We discuss how the agency has managed during the pandemic, recruitment, drug …