Governor Questions Legislation to Curb His Emergency Authority
Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb says efforts by lawmakers to curb his emergency authority may not be constitutional. The Indiana House has passed a bill that …
Indiana Moving Slowly Toward Legalized Cannabis
The state of Indiana is slowly moving toward legalizing cannabis by establishing a THC-blood intoxication limit of five nanograms while operating a vehicle. HB 1028 …
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Senate Panel Punts on Control of IMPD
A Senate panel is moving forward with taking the Indianapolis Police Department away from the city, but it will be in the form of a …
Lawson Stepping Down as Secretary of State
Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson announced today that she will step down as Secretary of State. Secretary Lawson has notified Governor Holcomb and will …
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Is Indiana “Anti-Indy”?
With recent legislation at the statehouse concerning IndyGo, IMPD, and zoning being criticized for being “anti-Indianapolis”, Indy Politics decided to ask the Speaker, Senate President …
Capital Conversations
As lawmakers enter their seventh week at the Statehouse, Indy Politics checks on how women and the environment are doing. We speak with Rima Shahhid …
Statehouse; Week Six In Review
At the end of the sixth week of the Indiana General Assembly, House Republicans unveiled their budget which includes more money for schools and a …
Holcomb’s COVID-19 Media Briefing
In his weekly COVID-19 media briefing, Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb and his administration outlined the next groups to receive vaccinations. You can hear the Governor …
Buttigieg Campaign Manager to Run for State Democratic Chairman
Mike Schmuhl, Pete Buttigieg’s former presidential campaign manager, announced his candidacy for chair of the Indiana Democratic Party on Wednesday morning. “We are at a …
Indy Makes Changes to Homeless “Bill of Rights”
The Indianapolis City-County Council’s Rules and Public Policy Committee voted unanimously Tuesday night to change the “Homeless Bill of Rights” to address homeless camps and …