Home Sharing Can Help Communities
by Laura Spanijan Last October, thousands of people from across the country made the pilgrimage to South Bend for Notre Dame’s annual game against Stanford. …
Senate Race Status Check
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz Although I’ve been in Seattle for the past week, thanks to longer than anticipated jet lag I still wake up at 5:30 …
Addiction is Not a Choice
by Brandon Dreiman With so much discussion about narcotics overdoses, I have taken some time to review my perspective about addiction in general. I have heard …
Crider for Congress
Republican State Senator Mike Crider of Greenfield is running for Congress in the 6th Congressional District. Crider made the announcement on Facebook. The seat is …
Indiana’s employers say they need increased skills, wages, & benefits to grow workforce
By Andrew Bradley The Indiana Chamber of Commerce recently released results from its Employer Survey that reveal a growing demand for skilled employees and also …
Messer Enters U.S. Senate Race
Indiana’s 6th District Congressman is officially getting into the race for the U.S. Senate. Luke Messer announced on his Twitter account this morning “We’re in”. …
Get Over It!
by Devon Dean Once upon a time, the internet was a magical land where I could download music from a wide berth of places, shop …
Religion, the Penicillin for the Masses
by George Kelley “Religion is the opiate of the masses” is one of the most often misquoted and misunderstood quotes attributed to Karl Marx. It …
Sleeping in Seattle
We here at Indy Politics are taking some badly needed, and well-deserved time off. We’re heading out to Seattle for the next few days. We’ll …
Holcomb Responds to Health Care Debate
The following is a letter from Governor Eric Holcomb regarding the current health care debate in Washington. It is printed in its entirety. ************** Fellow …