The Answer To Indiana’s Housing Shortage May Lie Out West
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz, Esq. It’s baseball season, which means hope springs eternal—unless, of course, you’re a fan of the Chicago White Sox. As a long-suffering …
Demetrice Hicks Responds to Debt Questions
After reporting on court filings and financial issues involving Demetrice Hicks, we reached out for comment. Here is his full, unedited response: Abdul, Good to …
Demetrius’ Debt and Default Judgment
Demetrius Hicks, a Democratic candidate for Indiana State Senate District 29, is pushing back on what he is calling political attacks on his personal finances. …
On the Air
We’re on the air this weekend. Here’s where you can usually find us… “Indiana Issues” (Radio) Network Indiana (Click Here for a list of stations in …
Poor Richard’s Almanac: Or Will the Real Richard Bagsby Please Stand Up?
By Abdul-Hakim Shabazz, Esq. Americans love a good comeback story. Fall down, get back up, and prove you’ve changed. It’s baked into our culture—and, frankly, …
Water, Water Everywhere (For Now): Citizens Energy Group Maps Long-Term Supply as Growth Accelerates
Water, water everywhere — at least for now. That was the message from Citizens Energy Group President Jeff Harrison as Central Indiana faces increasing demand …
Clay County Judge Hears Arguments That Could Determine Who Appears on SD 38 Ballot
A Clay County judge heard arguments Tuesday that could ultimately determine who appears on the ballot in Indiana Senate District 38, as a fast-moving legal …
“Do You Know Who She Is?”: Starke County Clerk Questions Traffic Citation in Election Year Email
During a recent traffic stop, Bernadette Manuel, the Starke County Clerk, allegedly asked the deputy who pulled her over, “do you know who I am?” …
Indiana Using ‘Temporary Fix’ for Voter Check-In System 6–8 Weeks Before Early Voting
New records add detail to a developing e-poll book issue first reported by Indy Politics as early voting approaches. If this story sounds familiar, it …
Bars & Ballots
We spoke with Brad Klopfenstein, president of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce, about local development, changes in the alcohol and gaming industries, and the current …