Reading is Fundamental
In 2012 nearly 92 percent of the state’s third graders passed the I-READ exam which showed proficiency in reading comprehension. Today that number is slightly …
Common Cause Files Amicus Brief in Supreme Court Ballot Access Case
Common Cause of Indiana has field an amicus brief before the Indiana Supreme Court in the matter involving a Marion County judge’s ruling that requiring …
Lawmakers Move to Crackdown on Predatory Lending
Indiana lawmakers are addressing the issue of predatory lending by moving legislation that would cap interest rates at 36 percent. The Senate Insurance and Financial …
Hoosiers Favor Abortion Rights and Legalized Marijuana
A new survey shows most Hoosiers favor abortion rights and legalized marijuana. The Bowen Center for Public Affairs at Ball State University has released the first of …
Candidate Conversations
Indy Politics continues its conversations with various candidates for public office. Today we hear from Mark Hurt, one of several candidates running for Congress in …
Politically Speaking
With four open Congressional seats and an open Governor’s race, we here at Indy Politics figured it was high time to assess the lay of …
State Revenue Up, But Sales Tax Collections Flat
The state of Indiana is taking in more cash, for the most part. According to the State Budget Agency, overall, revenue collections are up more …
Who’s Filed?
The following is a list of candidates who’ve filed as of late this afternoon for public office.
Statehouse – Week One In Review
As the first week of the Indiana General Assembly came to an end, House and Senate lawmakers unveiled their agendas for the 2024 legislative session. …
A Few Minutes with Govenor Holcomb
As the first week of the legislative session is over, Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb answered the media’s questions regarding lawmakers’ concerns regarding the LEAP district, …