Indianapolis Data Center Controversy: Chill, Folks
By Abdul-Hakim Shabazz Indianapolis is gearing up for a public hearing Monday night over a proposed Google data center in Franklin Township. Cue the hand-wringing: …
Indiana’s Energy Needs
Indiana leaders gathered for a full-day summit on the state’s energy future, focusing on electricity, water, and the growth of data centers. Big takeaways: data …
Indiana Treasurer Daniel Elliott kicks off reelection bid
by Leslie Bonilla Muñiz, Indiana Capital Chronicle September 17, 2025 Treasurer of State Daniel Elliott on Wednesday announced he’s running for reelection as Indiana’s chief …
Sheridan Speaks Out
Former Special Advisor to Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith, Erin Sheridan, sat down with Indy Politics to discuss the circumstances surrounding her abrupt termination and the …
Day of the Data Center
As Indianapolis weighs the decision to develop a data center in Franklin Township near Google’s campus, Morgan County is already moving forward with its own …
Energy Secretary Raises Stakes on Energy Development at Fiscal Policy Meeting
Indiana Energy Secretary Suzanne “Suzie” Jaworowski raised the stakes – and a few eyebrows – at today’s Indiana Fiscal Policy Institute annual meeting, where the …
Charlie and the YRs
This weekend’s Indiana Young Republicans convention was dominated by the assassination of Charlie Kirk, with speakers describing him as a respectful truth-teller whose loss should …
When It Comes to My Defamation Lawsuits, Everything I Need to Know I Learned from Star Wars and Star Trek
(legal real-world practice notwithstanding) As my multiple defamation suits enter their final phases, I’ve picked up a few items. Not from dusty law books, not …
Message to Indiana educators: we won’t be protectionist forever!
As announced by the Indiana Commission for Higher Education (CHE) in late June, and as per a new state law, six of Indiana’s public universities …
Indiana’s August Revenues Beat Expectations — Cigarettes Cloud the Picture
Indiana’s August revenues rolled in stronger than expected, giving state budget writers a little extra breathing room as we head into the fall. According to …