2017 In Review – Part 2
Indy Politics continues its week-long look at 2017 in review with various newsmakers from across Indiana. Today we talk with Matt Greller of Accelerating Indiana’s …
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2017 in Review – Part One
Indy Politics begins a week-long look at 2017 in review with various newsmakers from across Indiana. We begin with a conversation with Kevin Brinegar of …
Those Tax Cuts
Ball State Economist Mike Hicks says the Republican tax cuts will be good for the economy overall, it may just take a while for the …
Holcomb on 2017
In his end of year interview, Governor Eric Holcomb talks about the recent controversy at the Department of Child Services, state revenue projections, workforce development, …
The Start of Sunday Sales
The Chairman of the House Public Policy committee is introducing legislation that will allow for Sunday retail alcohol sales. Republican State Representative Ben Smaltz of …
Utility Chief Stepping Down
Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) Chairman Jim Atterholt is stepping down next month. Atterholt has notified Governor Eric Holcomb Monday that he plans to retire …
The Forest and the Trees
Activists are disputing claims by the Department of Natural Resources that logging in Yellowwood State Forest will be good for the environment. DNR has been …
Speaking with the Speaker
Indiana House Speaker Brian Bosma says the state may need to look at sunsetting its workforce development programs. The state spends nearly $1 billion annually …
Rethinking Redistricting
Indy Politics talks with Julia Vaughn of Common Cause about the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to hear two cases involving redistricting which could have a …
More Murder by the Numbers
The most likely murder victim in Indianapolis this year is a black male, age 31 on the northeast side. He will also be more likely …