Managing the Pharmacy Benefit Managers
As Indiana lawmakers deal with health care, one big issue is what to do about pharmacy benefit managers. One side argues that the PBMs help …
RFRA and Reefer: 10 Years Later
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz You may have noticed quite a few recent stories regarding the 10th anniversary of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, or RFRA. If …
Let’s Chat with the Libertarians
Indy Politics speaks with newly re-elected Libertarian Party Chairman, Evan McMahon. We discuss property taxes, DOGE and what Libertarians are doing to prepare for 2026. …
Spartz Hosts Contentious Town Hall
Indiana 5th District Congresswoman Victoria Spartz held a town hall in Noblesville Friday, which sometimes became contentious. The topics included the debt, Medicaid, defense for …
Statehouse; Week 12 In Review
With about 30 days left in the 2025 Legislative session, the four statehouse leaders are offering their thoughts on property tax reform, the budget, Medicaid …
Hamilton County Dems Elect New Chair
There’s a new chairman in town, at least when it comes to Hamilton County Democrats. Hamilton County Democrats elected attorney Josh Lowry as their new …
Parents for School Options
Advocates for virtual schools are calling on lawmakers to fully fund them. Indy Politics spoke with Letrisha Webser of Parents for School Options. Weber says …
U.S. Sen. Todd Young could be facing a primary in 2028
by Niki Kelly, Indiana Capital Chronicle March 24, 2025 Former state senator and President Donald Trump’s state director Carlin Yoder is considering a primary challenge …
Here Comes the Sun
Solar energy advocates say solar power could not only help mitigate the impact of fossil fuels but also help lower property taxes. Trish Demeter, Managing …
Trump, Trade, Taxes and Tariffs
As the Trump administration gets ready to impose tariffs on foreign goods and Indiana lawmakers tackle property tax reform, we here at Indy Politics thought …