Cannabis Church Asks Court for Legal Recognition
The controversial First Church of Cannabis (FCOC) wants the city of Indianapolis and state of Indiana to admit itis part of a legitimate faith and …
Pelath: Democrats Made Strides in 2016 Session
by Scott Pelath At a time when Americans decry the national fissures of the Trumpian Era, Indiana House Democrats are proving one can wage an …
Indiana Senate Candidate Writings Call Hitler “A Great Leader”
Adolph Hitler was a great leader and Anne Frank would not have been as popular had she survived the Holocaust. Those are quotes attributed to …
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On the Air
With the 2016 legislative session in the bag, we take a look at what lawmakers did and didn’t accomplish as we hit the airwaves this …
Coats, Donnelly Differ on Obama HIgh Court Nominee
U.S. Senators Dan Coats and Joe Donnelly are taking different viewpoints on President Barack Obama’s Supreme Court nominee, D.C. Circuit Chief Appeal Court Judge Merrick …
Campbell Wins Appeal, Named Hamilton County GOP Chair
A State Republican Party Committee has named Laura Campbell the new chair of the Hamilton County Republican Party, overturning an earlier decision. Campbell ran for …
Primary Political Perspectives
With major primaries taking place in Illinois and Ohio today, Indy Politics gets some perspective from the Land of Lincoln and the Buckeye State to …
Kokomo Passes Local HRO
By a vote of 5-4, Kokomo joins the list of Indiana cities that have passed civil rights protections based on sexual orientation and gender identity. …
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Post Sine Die Post Mortem
Now that a few days have gone by since lawmakers adjourned for the 2016 session, Indy Politics takes a look at the issues they addressed …
Indiana Unemployment Remains Low, Despite Federal Adjustment
Although the state’s unemployment rate, was 0.2 higher than originally set in December 2015, state officials say the rate remains lower than the national average …