Polling the Environment
A new poll from Public Opinion Strategies on environmental policy shows conservatives in Indiana favor a more free market approach, especially when it comes to …
School Days
With school back this month in most of Indiana, as well as new IRead test scores being released, we figured it would be the perfect …
Hogsett’s $1.56 Billion Budget
Indy Politics speaks with Taylor Wooten, local government reporter for the Indianapolis Business Journal, about Mayor Joe Hogsett’s spending plan, which includes more funds for …
Hupfer Stepping Down
As we reported in the Cheat Sheet, Indiana Republican Party Chairman Kyle Hupfer is stepping down. Hupfer today informed the members of the Indiana Republican …
News You Can Use
Here are a few news items you might find useful. Sign up for the Indy Politics Statewide Summary. It’s a compilation of news from across Indiana. …
Pence: The Georgia Election Was Not Stolen
Speaking Tuesday morning to the National Conference of State Legislatures, former Vice-President stood behind Georgia election officials when he said there was no widespread fraud …
CBD-THC Lawsuit
A lawsuit has been filed against Indiana Attorney General Theodore Rokita over a recent opinion that CBD is a controlled substance similar to heroin and …
Health Care is on Life Support, There’s a Treatment That Can Help
By Angela Thompson, DNP, FNP-C, BC-ADM, CDCES, FAANP As a nurse practitioner (NP) in Indiana, I have seen firsthand the effects of our state’s outdated health care …
Chatting with the Chamber
Indy Politics speaks with Kevin Brinegar of the Indiana Chamber of Commerce about the organization’s 2035 plan, including education, workforce development and quality of life …
State Revenue Collections Up Ever So Slightly
State revenues are up slightly. General Fund revenues for July totalled $1 .6 billion, which is $8.0 million (0.5%) above estimate based on the April …