It’s Almost Halftime
The Indiana House Monday passed a spending plan Republicans say maintains the state’s fiscal integrity, but Democrats say raises taxes and hurts schools. By a …
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On the Air
Guess what? We’re on the air this weekend all over the state. Here’s where you can usually find us on the weekends… “Indianapolis This Week” …
Bosma, Hershmann; We Can Work It Out
House Speaker Brian Bosma and Senate Majority Leader Brandt Hershmann both say despite some recent differences in major House and Senate legislation, the two chambers …
Survey Said…
President Donald Trump gets mixed reviews and Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb gets high marks in our first informal survey of 2017. More than 400 readers …
Where the Jobs Are
Indy Politics talks with State Rep. Todd Huston of Fishers who is leading the effort to help close Indiana’s skilled employment gap. You can hear …
Technology Related Job Losses of the Last Century
by Michael Hicks One way to analyze the impact of technological change in our economy is to look at history. In so doing, we might …
Taking Your Monthly Political Pulse
It’s time take your political pulse to see where you guys and gals are on the issues. So if you get a second, take a …
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On the Air
If you can’t get enough of our antics during the week, here’s where you can usually find us on the weekends… “Indianapolis This Week” RTV …
Statehouse – Week Five
Thirty days in House Speaker Brian Bosma and Democratic Leader Scott Pelath offer their varying perspectives on how things are progressing at the Indiana Statehouse. …
State Revenue Collections Slightly Ahead
State revenue collections for January show Indiana coming out slightly ahead. General Fund revenues for January totaled $1,502.2 million, which is within $0.5 million (0.03 …