Posts in category 2023 Legislative Session

With less than a week to go before Election Day,  Indianapolis Republican  mayoral candidate Jefferson Shreve has come out with a plan to address property …

Creating more opportunities for black people and having a better education system in Marion County were just a couple of the many topics discussed in …

Republican Mayor candidate Jefferson Shreve unveiled Tuesday his plans for downtown Indianapolis. Shreve’s says his plan will bring developments and strategic initiatives downtown to make …

So how are the lives of Indiana’s teachers these days? Indy Politics speaks with education activist and blogger Justin Oakley to find out. The Leon-Tailored …

Although Indiana is finishing the fiscal year in a strong position, the head of the Office of Management and Budget says there are some potential …

Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb talks to the press about recent state efforts regarding mental and public health and a few other issues, including who will …

by Daniel Elliot In my first couple of weeks as Indiana’s State Treasurer, I supported House Bill 1008, which was designed to protect Indiana’s pensioners …

by Jim Purucker Indiana’s recently concluded legislative session saw several changes made to set of rules that govern the sale and distribution of alcohol with an …

By Jessica Love Some of the accusations that have been lobbed in my direction – but aimed at legislators – over the past week have …

by Stephen C. McCaffrey When history writes of the behavioral health system in Indiana, 2023 may very well be a year of demarcation.  Not since …