Civil Rights and the LGBT Issue
Indy Politics talks to University of Indianapolis political historian Ted Frantz on the history of civil rights in the United States and how that applies …
A Brief Rundown
As lawmakers enter phase two of the legislative session, we here at Indy Politics thought it would be a good idea to provide you with …
So Who’s Running?
With the May primary filing deadline now come and gone, Indy Politics has decided to post the list of all the candidates slated to appear …
9th CD Shuffle
Conservative activist Jim Pfaff is giving up his race for the U.S. House to run for the Statehouse and is throwing his support behind Attorney …
On the Air
Be sure to catch on the air this weekend as we recap the big political news stories of the week, including lawmakers inability to reach …
A Conversation with Dan Coats
Indy Politics talks with U.S. Senator Dan Coats about the latest in Washington, D.C. as well as his assessment of some of the Republican candidates …
Indiana Lawmakers, Act I
As the first “act” of the 2016 Legislative session comes to an end, we hear from House Speaker Brian Bosma, Democratic Leader Scott Pelath and …
Former Governor Whitcomb Dies
RTV 6 reports former Indiana Governor Edgar D. Whitcomb has died at the age of 98. Whitcomb passed away on Thursday, at his home in Rome, …
Moed Gets Primary Challenger
As first reported weeks ago in the Cheat Sheet, Democrat State Representative Justin Moed of Indianapolis is getting a primary challenger. Perry Township Advisory Board …
Pence Files for Re-Election
Indiana Governor Mike Pence says the voters will decide whether the failure of the legislature to add sexual orientation and gender identity to the state’s …