Making voting safe, secure AND an accessible option for all voters
by Barbara Tully Some publications in northern Indiana recently published a piece about the no-excuse absentee voting lawsuit now before the U. S. Supreme Court. …
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Time To Change
Don’t forget to change your clocks before bed this evening. It’s the time of year where we “spring forward” and turn our clocks ahead an …
Statehouse; Week 10 In Review
As Indiana lawmakers working through the start of the second half of the legislative session, there appears to be a point of constitutional contention over …
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Let’s Talk Politics
Federal, state, and local political issues were all topics of discussion at the Columbia Club’s policy forum, The panel included Democrat Jamar Cobb-Denard, Libertarian Mark …
Holcomb Names Interim Secretary of Commerce
Governor Eric Holcomb today announced he has selected Jim Staton to serve as interim Secretary of Commerce. Staton has served Indiana’s business community for more …
Marion County GOP Chooses Elsner as Chairman
In an overwhelming vote Saturday morning, Marion County Republicans chose Governor Eric Holcomb’s deputy campaign manager as their new Chairman. Joe Elsener won with nearly …
COVID-19; One Year Later
On this edition of Indiana Issues, we look at the impact COVID-19 has had on the state of Indiana for the past year. Our guests …
On the Air
We’re on the air this weekend talking one year of COVID-19 in the state of Indiana. Here’s where you can find us… “Statehouse Happenings” WIBC …
The State Budget at Halftime
Indy Politics talks with Chris Watts, director of the non-partisan Indiana Fiscal policy Institute about the budget passed out of the House of Representatives and …
Indy Eases COVID-19 Restrictions
Citing progress with COVID-19 infection rates, the city of Indianapolis is easing restrictions on bars, restaurants and gyms. Starting March 1, bars can remain open …