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by Jim Merritt Every Indiana governor desires as much leverage as possible to deal with daily issues that come with running state government, while the …

The head of the Indiana Chamber of Commerce says while certain parts of the state’s economy are returning to pre-pandemic levels there are still sections …

Are the recent spike in prices the result of inflation or is there something else going on? We talk to Ball State Economist Michael Hicks …

By a vote of 23-1, the Indianapolis City-County Council passed a $1.3 billion budget. Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett’s spending plan has a heavy emphasis on …

After 14 years as the head of the Hoosier Environmental Council, Jesse Kharbanda is stepping down. Kharbanda announced last week that he was leaving the …

Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch says rural broadband has become even more important to education, business and quality of life due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Crouch …

House Speaker Todd Huston, Senate President Pro Tempore Rod Bray, and Senate Democrats offer a post-session analysis now that lawmakers have completed the legislative maps. …

On what was technically their last day of session, Indiana lawmakers approved new legislative maps which Republicans say met all the necessary state and federal …

The Senate Elections Committee has made changes to its maps regarding Marion County. Map author, Senator Eric Koch, says the changes were based on the …

Indy Politics talks with public education advocate Justin Oakley of the podcast Just Let Me Teach. We discuss COVID-19 and classrooms, vaccine mandates, and parents …