Indy Politics sits down takes a look at gaming in Indiana over the last 30 years with Ed Feigenbaum of the Hannah News Service. We …

Indy Politics has decided to take a look at “government breakups” when citizens in one jurisdiction decide to depart and join another. In the first …

In our second Ivy Tech Works Podcast, we talk with Academic affairs Provost Kara Monroe about the school changing its semester system from 16 weeks …

A public records request by Citizens Action Coalition regarding the former Pence administration and Carrier resulted in the release of more than 1,000 pages worth …

Although it’s a holiday weekend, we’re still hitting the airwaves talking about the issues impacting Hoosiers across the state.  Here’ where you can find us… …

We’re taking the day off for Thanksgiving.  We’ll be back tomorrow with the news from across the state. We’re very thankful that you make us …

Here’s a summary of the major headlines from Organization Day at the Indiana General Assembly. ********************* The Indiana Statehouse was abuzz with activity Tuesday as …

Bias Crimes, cigarette tax increases, workforce development, teacher raises and budgetary constraints are on deck for Indiana lawmakers to face when they come back in …

by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz I have to admit to being torn when it comes to a new deal the Indiana Pacers are currently negotiating with the …

As Indiana lawmakers prepare to debate such issues next session as bias crime legislation and increasing the tax on cigarettes, recent polling shows strong support …