Happy Anniversary, Dodd-Frank
Indy Politics talks with Joe DeHaven of the Indiana Bankers Association about the 6th anniversary of the Dodd-Frank financial reform law and what it’s meant …
News You Can Use
Here’s a summary of some of the items being written about across Indiana… Former Lt. Governor Kathy Davis is leaving her post as treasurer for …
State Seeks Input on New Child Support Rules
The state of Indiana is asking for citizen input on new guidelines regarding child support. One of which no longer automatically allows for child support …
Hogsett Wants to Follow Ballard on Vacant Homes
Indy Democratic Mayoral candidate Joe Hogsett says he wants to build on incumbent Mayor Greg Ballard’s efforts when it comes to addressing abandoned and vacant …
Mixed React to Obama Coal Decision
Reaction to President Barack Obama’s new rules regarding coal emissions is drawing mixed reaction from Hoosiers policy makers, most of it negative. The plan calls …
Delph Continues to Deliberate U.S. Senate Run
Republican State Senator Mike Delph says he is still thinking about running for the U.S. Senate. Delph made his comments Sunday after being honored by …
Got Gossip?
If you’ve got gossip, rumor or blatant political innuendo regarding Indiana politics and no one to share it with, you do now! The Cheat Sheet! …
On the Air
We take to the airwaves this weekend to recap the big news events of the week. Here’s where you can find us… “Indianapolis This Week” …
State Investigation Shows No Wrongdoing by Planned Parenthood
A State Department of Health investigation into Planned Parenthood of Indiana/Kentucky showed no wrongdoing by the organization. The organization has come under fire nationally for …
Second Complaint Filed Against Ritz
A second complaint has been filed against Glenda Ritz’s campaign for Governor. A complaint was filed earlier this week, but was withdrawn. The second complaint …