Replacing Breaux
The late State Senator Jean Breaux’s name will still appear on some ballots in the upcoming Primary. Breaux passed away on Wednesday, March 20 after …
State Unemployment Remains Below National Average
The unemployment rate of the State of Indiana in February stands at 3.5%, according to the Indiana Department of Workforce Development. By comparison, the national …
A Conversation About Comics
With Indiana Comic Con in town this weekend, we take a break from our usual stories about government and politics and talk comics and their …
State Senator Jean Breaux Passed Away
After a long illness State Senator Jean Breaux has passed away. She was in hospice care. Breaux announced she was stepping down Monday, March 18, …
Business-friendly gubernatorial forum highlights taxes, government
by Whitney Downard, Indiana Capital Chronicle March 20, 2024 All eight of the hopefuls running for governor across three parties appeared at a business-friendly forum …
Chambers Unveils New TV Ad
Chambers for Indiana today announced the release of its newest television ad, which is now airing. The ad, titled “Our Next Outsider,” makes the case …
The Race for the 8th
Indy Politics continues its conversations with various candidates this election season. Today, we hear from Dominick Kavanaugh, who is running in the Republican primary in …
Holcomb vetoes antisemitism compromise, signs bill weakening Public Access Counselor
by Whitney Downard, Indiana Capital Chronicle March 18, 2024 Gov. Eric Holcomb on Monday opted to issue his first — and last — veto of …
How Are Hoosier Kids Doing?
So, how are Indiana’s kids doing these days? We find out talking with Tami Silverman of the Indiana Youth Institute. The group just put out …
Candidate Conversations
Indy Politics continues its conversations with various candidates for public office. Today we speak with Greenwood businessman Jamison Carrier who is running for Congress in …