My Meeting with the Mayor
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz It’s a been a while since I’ve had the chance to sit down and talk with incumbent Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett. Between …
Hill v. ??????
It looks like Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill is getting a Republican challenger for 2020. Who is it? Find out the latest edition of The …
On the Air
Although we’re pre-empted this weekend by IU basketball on WIBC, there are still lots of places you can find us around Indiana. “Indiana Issues” (Television) …
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The Statehouse Halftime Report – Part 2
Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb implied he planned to get much more aggressive in pushing a bias crime law in the second half of the 2019 …
The Statehouse Halftime Report – Part 1
As Indiana lawmakers hit the halfway point of the 2019 Legislative session, Indy Politics gets perspective from various key figures. House Speaker Brian Bosma says …
Check Out Chamber Day
Join top policymakers and business leaders from throughout the state at the premier legislative event of the year. More than 700 of Indiana’s most influential …
I’ve Got a Little List*
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz As Indiana lawmakers move forward with bias crimes legislation, the big issue is whether there will be a “list” of classes specifically …
Talking to Todd
As Indiana House Republicans prepare to take a vote on final passage of their proposed budget, Indy Politics talks to House Ways & Means Committee …
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Indiana Issues – Episode 22
On this edition of Indiana Issues, we talk hate crimes, teacher pay, school safety, cigarette taxes and we make our political predictions. Our panel includes …
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Statehouse – Week 8 In Review
House Speaker Brian Bosma and Senate President Pro Tempore Rod Bray offer their thoughts on hate crime legislation, gaming, the budget and teacher pay as …