Some More Stats
As we take a look at crime and its impact on Indianapolis, particularly this summer, here are some recent drug and gun-related arrests from IMPD …
Delph Getting a Primary Challenger
Republican State Senator Mike Delph is getting a primary challenger. Corrie Meyer of Carmel, a city planner and landscape architect, announced on her Facebook page that she …
Bridging the Indy Divide
With unemployment rates under 3.5 percent, but at the same time Indianapolis has a poverty rate above 20 percent, we here at Indy Politics decided …
Gregg to join Lobbying Firm
Former Speaker of the House and two-time Democratic gubernatorial candidate John Gregg is becoming a lobbyist. As first reported in this weekend’s edition of “The …
Carson Joins Lawsuit Against Trump
Indiana Congressman André Carson joined 195 other Members of Congress this week in filing a lawsuit in the Federal District Court for the District of …
Ivy Tech – Year One
Indy Politics talks to Ivy Tech President Sue Ellspermann about her first year on the job, the restructuring of the school to better serve students, …
State to Assume Control of Delayed I-69 Project
The Indiana Finance Authority (IFA), I-69 Development Partners and its bond holders have reached settlement agreements in principle for the State to assume control of …
State Unemployment Beats National Average
Indiana’s unemployment rate stands at 3.2 percent for May, which is lower than lower than the national rate of 4.3 percent. State officials say Indiana’s labor force …
Here We Go Again
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz I was taking a look at this year’s criminal homicide data so far and noticed two familiar, and disturbing, trends. First, out …
On the Air
We’re all over the airwaves (again) this weekend in the state of Indiana, talking issues that matter to Hoosiers. Here’s where you can find us. …