Hogsett’s Big Headache
You would think with a big lead in the polls as well as fundraising, incumbent Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett and his team would be feeling …
Choice, Charters & Challenges
Indy Politics talks with Kevin and Dana Teasley of the GEO Foundation which is opening a new charter school in Indianapolis. We discuss a variety …
Primary Colors
Although some state Republican parties are seriously looking at canceling their presidential primaries next year, there are no plans for that to happen in Indiana. …
On the Air
We’re on the air this weekend all over Indiana. Here’s where you can find us. “Indiana Issues” (Radio) Network Indiana (Click Here for a list of …
A Few Legal Items Worth Mentioning
Here are a few items from the legal world regarding Indiana politics you might find interesting… Indiana House and Senate Republicans have filed an amended …
Student Test Scores Drop
BY EMMA KATE FITTES Chalkbeat Indiana is reporting today that nearly two-thirds of all Indiana students in grades 3-8 did not pass the new state …
Ivy Tech Works
In our latest Ivy Tech Works podcast with President Sue Ellspermann we talk about the start of school, keeping students safe, efforts to bring more …
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News You Can Use
Here are a few news items, you may have missed due to the long weekend… Indiana’s top educator says violence is impacting Hoosier students. (WISH-TV) …
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My “Black” Agenda
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz Does Indianapolis’ Black Community need an agenda? There seems to be a growing chorus that the answer is “yes.” During the IBJ/Indy …
Get to Work
On this Labor Day weekend, we talk about jobs, both creation and how to get a better one. Our guests include conversations with Indiana Secretary …