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While all eyes were on Super Tuesday and the national press, here’s what happened Tuesday in Indiana. ************************* Legislation regulating panhandling, IndyGo, syringe exchanges, and …

Although Indiana’s May primary is still a couple of months away, it looks like former Vice-President Joe Biden is benefitting from Pete Buttigieg’s decision to …

Indy Politics continues its conversations with candidates for Congress.  This time we speak with Pastor Micah Beckwith who is running for Congress in the 5th …

Indy Politics gets three of our political friends in the studio to talk about the big state, federal and local issues of the week. Our …

Although Republican Eric Holcomb and Democrat Dr. Woody Myers won’t face a primary challenge in their respective races for Governor, the Libertarians actually have a …

by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz Most days, I am a big fan of local control. Most days. Today is not necessarily one of those days. Indiana lawmakers …

We take it to the airwaves this weekend.  Here’s where you can usually find us. Hammer & Nigel Show,  – Fridays,  3 p.m. (WIBC) “Indiana …

Local control (i.e., Indianapolis control), health care transparency and the coronavirus were all topics of discussion as Indiana lawmakers get ready to enter the final …

The head of the Indiana Apartment Association says an Indianapolis ordinance that would have given tenants more rights, particularly in retaliatory eviction cases,  would have …

A panel of community leaders, activists, and law enforcement all agree that in order for Indy to get a handle on its record murder rate, …