Posts in category Government

When it comes to the State of Indiana’s fiscal health, a new report shows that the Hoosier state faces some challenges despite its budget surplus …

Nearly a month after its inaugural service, the founder of the First Church of Cannabis in Indianapolis tells Indy Politics he’s gotten numerous inquiries about …

Chalkbeat Indiana reports that State Superintendent Glenda Ritz, whose first high profile political battle was a lawsuit charging the Indiana State Board of Education was blocking …

We’re on the air this weekend talking about the big news items of the week.  Here’s where you can usually find us… “Indianapolis This Week” …

Here are a few news items from around the state you might have missed. The U.S. Department of Education approves a three-year waiver for Indiana …

Indy Politics talks to Indiana General Greg Zoeller about his decision to run for Congress in the the 9th CD and whether it has anything …

As the state’s political landscape seems to change almost daily with a new announcement about someone running for office Indy Politics decided to sit down …

A study by the Williams Institute at the UCLA School of Law shows the recent legalization of same-sex marriage by the U.S. Supreme Court could …

Indiana’s unemployment rate has fallen to its lowest point since the recession of 2008. According to the Department of Workforce Development, the state’s unemployment rate …

Indiana U.S. Senator Dan Coats today came to the defense of his colleague John McCain following attacks by flamboyant potential Presidential candidate Donald Trump. Trump …