State Revenue Collections Fall Slightly Short
The State Budget Agency is reporting that revenue collections for July fell slightly short of estimated projections. The Agency says general fund revenues for July were …
Donnelly Defends Planned Parenthood Vote
U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly is defending his recent vote to defend Planned Parenthood, despite the outcry from some of his fellow Democrats. Donnelly has come …
The Complete Story on College Completion
By Dr. Andy Bowne I moved to Yorktown, Indiana from Grand Rapids, Michigan in 2012. I saw the opportunity to lead the East Central region, …
Indiana at a Crossroads
by John Zody Hoosiers, Indiana finds itself at a Crossroads. We are a divided state, and we must decide who we want to be. If …
Indiana Trending in the Right Direction
by Jeff Cardwell Indiana is strong and growing stronger everyday. For the first time in more than seven years, Indiana’s unemployment rate is below 5 …
Ritz Exits Race for Governor
Superintendent of Public Instruction Glenda Ritz is dropping out of the race for Governor. Ritz announced late this afternoon she was ending her campaign and …
Rating the Governor’s Race
Indiana Democrats are jumping on news from Governing.com that has labeled next year’s governor’s as more competitive. Governing has labelled the race as “lean” Republican. …
Grading the GOP
With the first Republican Presidential debate in the history books, Indy Politics reached out to several local political pundits to get their assessments on who …
Report Card Reveals Much Work Left to Do
By Kevin Brinegar In Indiana, we make things. We’ve done so during most of the state’s 199-year history. And despite changes in today’s economy, we’ll …
Speaking with Sue
Indy Politics speaks with Lt. Governor Sue Ellspermann on a number of issues including, jobs, tourism, agriculture and whether she will be on the ticket …