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When it comes to Indy Go’s “Red Line” nearly 60 percent of voters either don’t like it or have no opinion of it. That’s according …

A new poll of Indianapolis residents shows the prevailing thinking is that the city is less safe than it was last year. A survey conducted …

Indy Politics sits down and talks with John Pudner, the President of TakeBack.org, the only national conservative campaign finance organization, about whether state and federal …

On this edition of Indiana Issues, we take a look at last Democratic primary debate, the latest in the Governor’s race, Indiana’s 5th Congressional District, …

We’re on the air, and stage, this weekend.  Here’s where you can find us. Indiana Issues”  (Television) Facebook, Live today at 1 p.m. YouTube Comcast …

There has been a lot of talk about a “black agenda” lately in the Indianapolis Mayor’s race, but what exactly does that look like? Indy …

by Laura Giffel City-County Council Candidate, District 16 I am running for Council because strong, healthy neighborhoods come from experience and leadership and I would …

By a vote of 22-2,  the Indianapolis City-County Council Monday night passed Mayor Joe Hogsett’s $1.2 billion budget. The budget includes raises for police officers …

by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz If you want to increase teacher pay, stay away from cutting funding for vouchers and charters because you will only make the …

In about 2 & 1/2 months, Indiana will be adjacent to another state with recreational marijuana. Indy Politics recently attended a panel discussion in Illinois …