Posts in category Government

Our latest Indy Politics “Political Pulse” informal survey shows about of a third of those voting in the U.S. Senate race are either undecided or …

by Dr. Paul Halverson The devastating health and economic impacts of our state’s opioid epidemic are, by now, well publicized. But, among the media coverage, far …

We’re all over the airwaves this weekend.   Here’s where you can usually find us. “Indiana Issues”  (Television) Facebook, Friday, 1 p.m. “Inside Indiana Business” Click …

It’s official; the May primary election season is here and in full swing. And unfortunately, you are about to be inundated with television ads, campaign …

With the May primary a little more than 30 days away, Indy Politics sits down with WIBC’s Eric Berman to assess the political landscape and …

by Connie Lawson This is the most important election in our lifetime. That phrase is often deployed by candidates near an election, and it’s become …

President Dwight Eisenhower once said that farming looks mighty easy when your plow is a pencil and you’re a thousand miles from a cornfield. That …

Despite the fact the unemployment in Indiana is at its lowest rate in nearly 20 years, there are still people out there who can’t find …

Indiana’s Superintendent of Public Instruction Jennifer McCormick and the head of the Indiana Chamber of Commerce, Kevin Brinegar,  offer their perspectives on what state lawmakers …

by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz This histrionic outbursts and outrage over the thought of Indiana lawmakers having to go into a special session in mid-May (and subsequent …