The Mayor and Me
Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett and I talk briefly about public safety, criminal justice reform, and the downtown area. We spoke shortly after the groundbreaking ceremony …
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Day of the Democrats
Indiana Democrats were busy Tuesday. House and Senate Democrats called for lawmakers to come back and hold a special session on COVID-19, absentee voting, and …
Strictly Small Business
As small businesses continue efforts to re-open and Congress and the Administration prepare the next phase of legislation, The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), the …
On the Road Again
Indy Politics talks with INDOT Commissioner Joe McGuiness about summer road construction and how it’s been impacted by COVID-19. You can hear McGuiness in the …
State Unemployment Rate Continues to Drop
Indiana’s unemployment rate dropped to 11.2 percent for June, and the national rate is 11.1 percent. The monthly unemployment rate is a U.S. Bureau of Labor …
COVID-19 Infects State Surplus
WIBC is reporting that coronavirus has infected the state’s once $2.3 billion reserve fund. The state auditor found that Indiana has $1.4 billion to end …
Indiana Remaining at State Level 4.5
Governor Eric Holcomb says Indiana will stay at Stage 4.5 for the next couple of weeks. The Governor made the announcement at his weekly news …
Opportunities in Education
By State Sen. Erin Houchin (R-Salem) I’ve been writing and publishing a series of articles about the opportunities to be found amid the COVID-19 crisis. …
Workplace COVID-19 Lawsuits on the Rise; Legal Protections Needed
By Mike Ripley, Indiana Chamber vice president of health care and employment law We’ve heard from many business leaders who are concerned about being sued …
Making the Right School Choice
Indy Politics speaks with Leslie Hiner of the Ed Choice Foundation to talk about school choice and a recent Supreme Court decision that expanded choice …