Half-time at the Statehouse
Indiana statehouse lawmakers are at the halfway point of the 2022 legislative session and so Indy Politics spoke with the four legislative leaders to get …
The Bail Project
As Indiana lawmakers move to change the way charitable bail companies operate in Indiana, Indy Politics speaks to two sides of the issue. We spoke …
Indiana Unemployment Drops to Record Low
Indiana’s unemployment rate fell from 3.0% in November to 2.7% in December—a record low for the state dating back to 1976, according to the Indiana …
Garrison for Prosecutor?
We’re hearing that attorney and former WIBC Radio Talk show host Greg Garrison is seriously considering a run for Hamilton County Prosecutor. Find out more …
Is Indiana Still Business Friendly?
Is the Indiana General Assembly as business friendly as it was just a few years ago? With legislation involving exemptions to employer vaccine mandates, wholesale …
Look At MEWA
Indiana lawmakers are taking up the issue of multiple employer welfare arrangements (MEWAs). Over 130 Indiana school districts purchase health benefits through a Multiple Employer …
Indy Map Making
As the Indianapolis City-County Council begins to draw new Council maps, the head of Indiana’s Common Cause has some advice. The Council held the first …
More Primary Colors
More incumbents are facing primary challenges. Here’s what we have so far as to who has filed, not announced, for the May primary… Republicans CD …
Statehouse Veterans
A couple of weeks into the 2022 Legislature, Indy Politics decided it was time to check in with long-time veterans advocate Lisa Wilken to see …
Statehouse; Week Three In Review
As Indiana lawmakers wrap up the third week of the Indiana General Assembly, questions turn to can the House’s tax cuts get passed in the …