Ivy Tech Works – Part One
Indy Politics in conjunction with Ivy Tech Community College begins a series of monthly podcasts where we discuss what the school is doing to put …
Ballard and the Blue Wave
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz Eleven years ago, I was writing about the Indianapolis mayoral race. At the time, incumbent Bart Peterson was going for a third term, and …
Stand for IPS
Indy Politics talks with the head of the education advocacy group Stand for Children Indiana about its endorsement of the IPS referendum and three of …
Ten Point Takes It to Chicago
The Indianapolis-based Ten Point Coalition is taking its crime-fighting strategy to the nation’s third-largest city to see if can help address the rising tide of …
Indiana Issues – Episode XI
On this week’s edition of Indiana Issues, we discuss the impact of allegations of sexual misconduct against Supreme Court Justice nominee Brett Kavanaugh, the latest …
On the Air
Join us Friday at 1 p.m. on our Facebook Page for the latest edition of Indiana Issues (Online). We’ll discuss the U.S. Senate race (including the most recent …
AARP Poll Shows Close Senate Race
A poll released today by the American Association of Retired Persons shows the race between Democrat Joe Donnelly and Republican Mike Braun is statistically tied …
We’re Talking Water
As the Indiana American Water company (IAW) asks state regulators for a $524 million rate increase, Indy Politics talks to the utility about why it’s …
More Murder By the Numbers
With 2018 nearly three-quarters over and Indianapolis creeping closer toward another year of potentially record-breaking murders, we decided to take another look at some of the statistics …
Senatorial Standings & Statistics
The 538 blog is predicting that while Republicans have a 2 in 3 chance of keeping control of the U.S. Senate, not much is likely …