Doden Launches TV Ad
Republican gubernatorial candidate Eric Doden has launched the first television ad in the race for Governor. The ad entitled, “Grandson of a Preacher,” highlights Doden’s …
Crane Won’t Seek Re-Election
Republican State Senator John Krane says he will not seek re-election. Crane was first elected to the Indiana Senate in 2016 to represent District 24 …
Holcomb Approval Ratings
A new poll shows a majority of Hoosier voters approve of the job Governor Eric Holcomb is doing. That is the result of a Morning …
Young & Braun on Tuberville
So what do Indiana’s United States Senators think of the hold up their colleague Tommy Tuberville of Alabama has put on military promotions over the …
NATO reinvigorated: no time for isolationism
by Nate LaMar The mid-July summit of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in Vilnius, Lithuania, was the second to take place following Russia’s invasion …
Shreve Defends Public Safety Plan
Indianapolis Mayoral candidate Jefferson Shreve says his public safety plan, including the gun control proposals, were based on conversations he’s had with citizens and public …
Candidate Hill would ditch equity office launched after Floyd protests
by Leslie Bonilla Muñiz, Indiana Capital Chronicle Republican gubernatorial candidate Curtis Hill says he’d get rid of Indiana’s Office of Equity, Inclusion and Opportunity if …
A Conversation About College
Indy Politics speaks with Indiana Higher Education Commissioner Chris Lowery about new performance standards, enrollment and the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision barring race-based admissions. …
Indiana Issues TV – Episode 67
On this edition of Indiana Issues TV, we take a look at the crowded field for Indiana Governor, recent campaign finance filings and an interesting …
Schools of Choice
Although Indiana students made gains with this year’s ILEARN test results, those in charter and voucher schools did better. Indy Politics spoke with Robert Enlow …