With less than three weeks to go before Indiana lawmakers sine die, Indy Politics presents some perspectives from key lawmakers and other figures on where …
The day before the State Election Division hears a challenge to Indiana Congressman Todd Young’s petitions for the U.S. Senate, Young has unveiled a web …
Supporters of tax increment financing districts (TIFS) are disputing a Ball State University Study which says they cost local governments more than $300 million annually …
On this special podcast, traditional public education advocate Justin Oakley of Just Let Me Teach and I debate ISTEP, testing, Indiana’s teacher shortage, vouchers and …
In the wake of growing criticism by his fellow Republicans, U.S. Senate candidate Marlin Stutzman’s campaign is defending its challenge of ballot signatures gathered by …
Indy Politics talks to House Transportation Committee Chairman Ed Soliday and Senate Appropriations Chairman Luke Kenley about the differences in two chambers’ transportation funding plans …
Indy Politics talks to Butler University Professor Erin Albert about lawmakers efforts to crackdown on pseudoephedrine and the role Indiana pharmacists might play. Albert says …
Indy Politics talks with IU Robert McKinney School of Law Professor David Orentlicher about the death of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, his impact on …
Indiana Governor Mike Pence talks to Indy Politics, and other members of the media, about the state’s efforts to address the recent Carrier plant closing …
Although Indiana lawmakers aren’t set to adjourn until March 14, House Speaker Brian Bosma says the Big Ten Tournament may change that. Lawmakers have a …
