Cannabis Church Could Grow Like Weeds
Nearly a month after its inaugural service, the founder of the First Church of Cannabis in Indianapolis tells Indy Politics he’s gotten numerous inquiries about …
Ritz Faces Open Government Questions
Chalkbeat Indiana reports that State Superintendent Glenda Ritz, whose first high profile political battle was a lawsuit charging the Indiana State Board of Education was blocking …
On the Air
We’re on the air this weekend talking about the big news items of the week. Here’s where you can usually find us… “Indianapolis This Week” …
News You Can Use
Here are a few news items from around the state you might have missed. The U.S. Department of Education approves a three-year waiver for Indiana …
Is Zoeller Running for Congress Because of RFRA?
Indy Politics talks to Indiana General Greg Zoeller about his decision to run for Congress in the the 9th CD and whether it has anything …
Indiana’s Changing Political Landscape
As the state’s political landscape seems to change almost daily with a new announcement about someone running for office Indy Politics decided to sit down …
Same-Sex Marriage Could Generate Nearly $3 Million in State Tax Revenue
A study by the Williams Institute at the UCLA School of Law shows the recent legalization of same-sex marriage by the U.S. Supreme Court could …
Indiana Unemployment Falls
Indiana’s unemployment rate has fallen to its lowest point since the recession of 2008. According to the Department of Workforce Development, the state’s unemployment rate …
Steve Carter May Run for Attorney General, Again
It looks like former Indiana Attorney General Steve Carter may be running for his old job. Carter served from 2001-2009. He sent out the following …
Senate Hopefuls Talk Farm Policy
Three of the four announced candidates for Dan Coats’ Senate seat are sketching their vision for U.S. farm policy. WIBC-FM reports Republicans Marlin Stutzman and Eric …