With crime, violence and police-community relations making a lot of the headlines these days Indy Politics decided to have conversations with two key players in …

Indy’s mayoral candidates are responding to the recent violence in Indy that has left several people dead. The city’s murder rate has skyrocketted this summer …

The President of the Capital Improvement Board says the agency’s finances are a lot better than they were back in 2007, even though it will …

An Indiana lawmaker whose named appeared on the Ashley Madison website says he has been the victim of hacking and identity fraud. Ashley Madison is …

As lawmakers look at how to pay for the state’s infrastructure, Indy Politics speaks with David Holt of Conexus Indiana about the different options they …

New job figures show the state of Indiana hitting its highest record of private sector employment in 15 years. According to the Department of Workforce …

Be sure to catch us on the air this weekend as we discuss the big news items from the week. Here’s where you can find …

The chairman of the House Public Policy committee says he is leaving the chamber after next session. What’s new LaPorte ran the following story regarding …

Lt. Governor Sue Ellspermann has become the first statewide elected official to publicly endorse a Republican candidate for President. Ellspermann is throwing her support behind …

Indiana’s U.S. Senators will split on the Iran nuclear deal, as Democratic Senator Joe Donnelly says he will support it. Click Here to Read More