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Governor Eric Holcomb Thursday announced several appointments to various state boards and commissions. Board of Trustees of Ball State University The governor made one new …

A  lawsuit has been filed asking a federal court to declare Marion County’s system of selecting judges unconstitutional. The suit claims Marion County’s judicial selection …

A Marion County judge has decided not hold Center Township Constable Denise Paul Hatch in contempt of court. Hatch faced an indirect contempt of court …

Indy Politics talks with Republican gubernatorial candidate Eric Doden regarding various topics, including his plans to make downtown Indianapolis safer. The Leon-Tailored Audio runs for …

by Casey Smith, Indiana Capital Chronicle April 4, 2023 With key hearings scheduled in licensing and civil litigation against Indianapolis OB-GYN Dr. Caitlin Bernard this …

The Indiana House Roads and Transportation Committee heard legislation Tuesday morning that would provide more funding for Marion County roads. SB 283 would base road …

Indiana continues to have healthy revenue collections, exceeding projections. Year-to-date General Fund revenues totalled $11.6 billion, which is $91.2 million (0.8%) above the December 2022 …

 Indiana hospitals say they experienced their most difficult financial year since the beginning of the pandemic last year, according to a new analysis by Kaufman Hall. …

Excessive credit card swipe fees are taking advantage of Indiana’s small businesses. It’s a shame that they have been able to threaten the operation of …

Indy Politics speaks with Stephanie Wells, the new head of the Indiana Fiscal Policy Institute. The Insitute is a non-partisan and unbiased research organization examining …