Talking to Todd & Dialoging with Devin
Indy Politics talks with Indiana Congressman Todd Rokita and House Committee Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes. Nunes was in Indiana Friday to speak at the Morgan …
On the Air
We take to the airwaves this weekend to examine how the 2017 Legislative session impacts Hoosiers across the state. Here’s where you can usually find …
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The Post Session Post Mortem
All this week, we’ve been doing a deep dive on the 2017 legislative session and what it means for Hoosiers when it comes to roads, …
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Someone Wants Ricker to Run?
Is there a movement beginning to recruit Rickers CEO Jay Ricker to run for public office? Find out in today’s Cheat Sheet. If you’re a …
Indiana Civil Rights Commissioner Resigning
In what is the first major resignation of the Holcomb administration, Indy Politics has learned that Indiana Civil Rights Commissioner Rick Hite is resigning from …
Eric’s End of Session Thoughts
Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb says he’s reviewing legislation that would limit Rickers from selling cold beer for carryout at two of its convenience stores. Lawmakers …
More Help Wanted
More than half the counties in Indiana have an unemployment rate either at or below the state average of 3.8 percent. Indiana Department of Workforce …
Avoiding a Shutdown
Both of Indiana’s U.S. Senators say they want to avoid a government shutdown if possible. Joe Donnelly and Todd Young say they want Congress to …
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