So Who “Won” the Debate?
Who was the winner in the first debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump? You may be shocked to find that Republicans said Trump …
Chamber: Go Long on Infrastructure, Energy & Telecom
In its third letter to Indiana’s major candidates for Governor, the Indiana Chamber Commerce says lawmakers should think of addressing the state’s transportation, energy and …
The Great Debate, Part 1
Although their first “official” debate isn’t until Tuesday, the three candidates for Governor took to the stage in downtown Indianapolis Sunday afternoon to explain …
On the Air
We’re back on the air this weekend across the state talking about the issues that matter most to you. Here’s where you can usually find …
Fever Player Explains Protest
Indiana Fever player Marissa Coleman explains her decision to kneel during the national anthem at last night’s playoff game to draw attention to recent police …
Gubernatorial Debate Schedule Set
The Democratic, Republican and Libertarian candidates for governor of Indiana have agreed to debate three times in televised debates organized by the Indiana Debate Commission. …
State Unveils “College Value” Index
State officials unveiled today their “College Value Index” for Indiana schools, a statewide and campus-by-campus measure of the benefits and outcomes of post-secondary education. The Indiana …
McCormick Unveils “Lesson Plan” for Indiana
The Republican candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruction has unveiled her “lesson plan” for Indiana schools which includes better cooperation between the Superintendent of Public …
Make the Right Choice – Part III
As part of our continuing series on school choice, Indy Politics talks with Georgia Economics Professor Dr. Ben Scafidi of Kennesaw State University who maintains …
Is Government Run Broadband Good for Consumers?
Indy Politics talks with Dr. George Ford of the Phoenix Center for Advance Legal and Economic Studies about government run broadband systems. He argues while …