Meet the Pundits
With the Indiana primary less than a year away, we decided to sit down with members of Indiana’s political class and assess the lay of …
The “Cold Beer” Candidate
Indy Politics talks with Gary Snyder, a candidate for Indiana State Senate District 17, whose platform includes changing the law so Hoosiers can buy cold …
Holcomb Names Wilson as Head of Civil Rights Commission
Governor Eric J. Holcomb today announced the appointment of Greg Wilson as Executive Director of the Indiana Civil Rights Commission (ICRC). In this role, Wilson …
Order in the Court
Marion County’s judicial employees are being told they can no longer engage in political activity. A new law that now calls for the appointment of …
Ivy Tech to Hold Hearing on Tuition Increase
The state’s largest post-secondary institution is holding a public hearing on a possible tuition increase. Ivy Tech’s the current 2016-17 in-state tuition rate is $135.15 …
City Council President to Introduce “Living Wage” Proposal (Updated)
Indianapolis City-County Council President Maggie Lewis is introducing a proposal that, she says, would guarantee basically every full-time city and county employee a “living wage”. …
On the Air
We’re all over the airwaves this weekend talking about the issues that impact Hoosiers. Here’s where you can usually find us… “Indianapolis This Week” RTV …
Hoosiers React to House Passage of TrumpCare
Hoosier are reacting to the U.S. House passage of the American Health Care Act. The House voted 217-213 to approve the measure supporters say will …
Lawson Announces Re-Election Bid
Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson is announcing her re-election bid. In a YouTube message, Lawson talks about protecting consumers, maintaining election integrity and cutting …
The State of the the City
How are things going in Indianapolis these days? Indy Politics takes a look at the state of the City. We speak with Mark Fisher of …