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Indy Politics talks with Indianapolis Independent Mayoral candidate John Schmitz, as well as city-county Council candidates Darris Ross and Antonio Lipscomb about their efforts to …

The Indianapolis City-County Council has settled legal claims by two city employees that they were wrongly fired from their jobs by former President Stephen Clay …

by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz Whenever some social justice warrior (SJW) comes to me about “inequality”, I am always polite, but in the back of my head, …

With the year half over, we thought it would be a good idea to check your “political pulse” and find out what you think about …

Indy Politics talks with Indianapolis-area attorney John Westercamp who is challenging incumbent Curtis Hill for the office of Attorney General. We ask him why he’s …

Although it’s been a shorter week due to the 4th of July holiday, we’re still taking to the airwaves this weekend to talk about issues …

With today being the 4th of July, Indy Politics decided to sit down and have a conversation with Matt Hanka, Associate political science professor at …

Governor Eric J. Holcomb Tuesday announced several new appointments and reappointments to various state boards, commissions, and task forces. Board of Registration for Soil Scientists …

Is the High Priest of the First Church of Cannabis in Indianapolis getting ready to run for the highest office in the State of Indiana? …

Pike Township government says it was attacked by hackers. In a news release put out this afternoon, Trustee Annette Johnson said, it’s information technology department …