Mass Transit’s Next Stop
Now that the referendum to expand mass transit has been approved by both the voters and the Indianapolis City-County Council, we ask Bryan Luellen Of …
HIP Replacement?
While it appears HIP 2.0 would still exist under the House Republican health care plan, it doesn’t look like there would be much room for …
A Few Minutes with Ferebee
Indy Politics takes a few minutes to speak with Indianapolis Public School Superintendent Lewis Ferebee about the district’s most recent accomplishments as well as some of …
Let’s Talk Tobacco Taxes
Indiana lawmakers heard Monday from proponents and opponents of raising the state tax on cigarettes. Included in the House Republican budget is a $1 increase …
Hoosier Vets Demand More Funding for State Programs
Indiana veterans are demanding more funding for programs in the wake lawmakers amending legislation that would have created a scratch-off lottery ticket that would have …
Planning Parenthood
The head of Planned Parenthood Indiana-Kentucky says while they would survive if they were to lose their federal funding, other offices in other parts of …
Todd Young & Town Halls
U.S. Senator Todd Young says despite the rantings of some protesters, he meets on a regular basis with constituents to hear their concerns. Young has …
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” …
Indy Cannabis Church Coming to Statehouse
Members of the First Church of Cannabis in Indianapolis plan to testify at the Statehouse supporting a bill intended to clarify students’ rights when it …
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The Statehouse Halftime Report (Part Two)
With lawmakers officially at the halfway point in the 2017 session, Indy Politics brings you multiple perspectives. Our guests include Senate President Pro Tempore David Long, …