Just Let Me Teach
Indy Politics sits down for a friendly debate over education policy in Indiana with Justin Oakley, the host of Just Let Me Teach on the …
It’s Almost Halftime
The Indiana House Monday passed a spending plan Republicans say maintains the state’s fiscal integrity, but Democrats say raises taxes and hurts schools. By a …
“Gun Group” Targets Indiana Lawmaker
This may sound a bit strange, but a national gun rights group is targeting one of most pro-second amendment Indiana lawmakers for, in their opinion, …
Hoosier job creators need regulatory rollback
by Jim Banks When I travel across northeast Indiana and meet with Hoosier employers, I consistently hear the same thing: federal regulations are hindering the …
No Politics Friday
We’re taking a break from our usual coverage of politics to talk movies and tourism with Indy film critic Matt Socey and Mark Newman, the …
On the Air
Guess what? We’re on the air this weekend all over the state. Here’s where you can usually find us on the weekends… “Indianapolis This Week” …
Statehouse – Week Eight
As lawmakers wrap up week eight of the Indiana General Assembly we get some perspective from Senate President Pro Tempore David Long, Kevin Brinegar of the …
Regrouping on Redistricting
Proponents of legislative redistricting say they will not give up the fight, even though it looks like the prospects for such legislation are dead this …
Hill; Parties Should Not Play Politics with Supreme Court Nominees
Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill says both political parties bear responsibility for what he labelled as the “Borkian” process of selecting Supreme Court Justices. Hill …
Bosma, Hershmann; We Can Work It Out
House Speaker Brian Bosma and Senate Majority Leader Brandt Hershmann both say despite some recent differences in major House and Senate legislation, the two chambers …