30 Days and Counting
Indiana lawmakers have less than 30 days to figure out road funding, early childhood education, workforce development, opioid abuse, deciding whether the Superintendent of Public …
Lawmakers Throw Cold Water on Expanded Cold Beer Sales
Indiana House and Senate leadership say they will introduce language that would make it clear that gas stations and convenience stores cannot sell cold …
Hollingsworth Still Undecided on GOP Health Care Plan
Indiana Congressman Trey Hollingsworth has not decided whether he will vote for the House GOP plan to replace the Affordable Care Act. A spokesman tells …
The Battle Over Cold Beer – Part 3
Indy Politics talks with Brad Klopfenstein, general manager of the Antelope Club in downtown Indianapolis and former head of the Indiana Licensed Beverages Association for …
The Great “Net Metering” Debate
As Indiana lawmakers continue the debate over “net metering” the two sides of the issue make their cases as to whether the state should or …
The Battle Over Cold Beer, Part 2
A spokesman for Big Red Liquors says efforts by Rickers to sell cold beer at two of its southern Indiana gas station/restaurants violates the spirit …
The Battle over Cold beer
One Indiana gas station and convenience store chain is coming under fire because it’s figured out a way to sell cold beer, legally. The Rickers …
Why We Need to Reduce Smoking Costs in Indiana
By Mike Ripley The Indiana Chamber of Commerce is a founding member of the Alliance for a Healthier Indiana. Our effort really isn’t about generating …
Democrats Give Zody Another Term
Despite losing every statewide office in 2016, Indiana Democrats have re-elected John Zody as their state chairman. Zody defeated challenges by State Senator Lonnie Randolph and …
Hurt for Senate
Indy Politics talks with Mark Hurt, the first Republican to officially declare his candidacy for the United States Senate. You can hear Hurt in the …