Black Lawmakers Vow To Continue Bias Crimes Fight
Members of the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus say they plan to continue the fight for a bias crimes law that includes race, religion, color, sex, gender identity, …
Senate Strips Bias Crimes Bill
Indiana Senate Republicans say removing a list of protected classes from a bias crime bill won’t weaken the measure, however, Democrats and bias crimes advocates …
House GOP Unveils Budget
Indiana House Republicans are officially unveiling their budget, which includes more money for schools, but no mandate that it is spent on teacher pay. The …
A Constitutional Conundrum?
Indiana lawmakers might be facing an unexpected constitutional hiccup as they move forward with legislation to make the Superintendent of Public Instruction an appointed position …
Indiana Issues (2-16-2019)
On this edition of the radio version of Indiana Issues, we pay a visit with Indiana’s 3rd party, the Libertarians and the former Mayor and …
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Statehouse; Week 7 In Review
Indiana lawmakers have a busy week ahead as they try to meet committee deadlines for numerous bills including the budget, bias crimes, gaming, alcohol, the …
Senate to Hear Bias Crimes Bill Next Week
The head of the Indiana Senate tells Indy Politics his chamber will hear hate crimes legislation next week. President Pro Tempore Rod Bray says the …
Say Goodbye to Slating?
The process where candidates would have to go through a pre-primary convention, or slating, in Marion County would come to an end under legislation proposed …
And the Candidates Are…
Both the Democratic and Republican candidates for Indianapolis Mayor will face primary challenges this Spring, as well as several members of the Indianapolis City-County Council. …