Top 10 of ‘22
Here’s a list of the most read blog posts here at Indy Politics in 2022. Is Indiana Going to Pot? – – September 23, 2022 …
“NORMLizing” Indiana’s Cannabis Laws
Indy Politics speaks with representatives from NORML Indiana, the organization that has been pushing for the legalization of marijuana. We discuss the likelihood of that …
State Chamber On 2023 Session
Indy Politics talks with Indiana State Chamber President Kevin Brinegar regarding the organization’s 2023 legislative agenda. We discuss workforce development, the budget, taxes and education. …
Indiana Graduation Rate Steady
The Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) released the 2022 state graduation rates, with data showing 86.61% of students in the Class of 2022 graduating. “Graduating …
On the Air
While we ring in the new year, don’t forget we’re still on the air keeping you up to speed with Indiana government and politics. Here’s …
A College Conversation
Indy Politics speaks with Chris Lowery, Indiana’s new Commissioner for Higher Education. We discuss enrollment, funding, workforce development and is a college degree still worth …
Shabazz Announces Exploratory Committee for Indy Mayor
Attorney, political commentator and educator Abdul-Hakim Shabazz announced today that he was officially forming an exploratory committee for the Mayor of Indianapolis. “I think it …
Speaking with Spartz
Indy Politics speaks with Indiana Congresswoman Victoria Spartz about Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s recent visit to the United States, the recent spending plan passed by …
Merry Christmas!!!
Merry Christmas from your favorite cigar-smoking, scotch-drinking, bacon-eating, agnostic Muslim and editor and publisher of Indy Politics!
Hoosier Tax Changes
Hoosiers can expect to see some tax changes come January 1, including the elimination of the state’s $3,000 mortgage deduction. The Tax Foundation reports that …