Redefining Fannie and Freddie
The Trump administration is putting the finishing touches on a plan to return mortgage-finance giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to private-shareholder ownership. The proposal, …
A Meeting of the Mind Trust
Indy Politics talks with Brandon Brown, the head of the Mind Trust in Indianapolis to talk about education, innovation schools, and the criticism that organizations …
My Kind of Town
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz Although I am a Chicago-native, went to law school in St. Louis and make it a point to travel to Seattle every …
Speaking with the Surgeon General
Indy Politics spoke Friday with U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams. In the conversation, we discuss the opioid epidemic, marijuana legalization and how America’s health …
Discussing Downtown
Indy Politics talks to Bob Schultz of Downtown Indy about the recent mass shooting downtown and what that means for safety and how it could …
Candidate Conversation
Indy Politics talks with acting Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears who says he would like to keep the job on a more permanent basis. Mears …
Got Gossip?
We’re putting out a new Cheat Sheet this weekend, so if you have some good political gossip, rumor or blatant political innuendo, let us know! …
Merritt Aims for the Airwaves
Indianapolis Republican Mayoral candidate Jim Merritt unveiled his first television ad which the campaign says it plans to air this week.
Hogsett Aide to Run for County Prosecutor
Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett’s special counsel wants a new job, County Prosecutor. Tim Moriarty announced that he would be pursuing the caucus nomination for Marion …
Indiana Sued Over Medicaid Work Requirement
The state of Indiana is being sued over its work requirement under the Healthy Indiana Plan. In a federal lawsuit filed this week in the …