Posts in category Government

The Indiana businessman who figured out how to legally sell cold beer at his gas stations, Jay Ricker, offers his thoughts as Indiana lawmakers begin …

U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly is officially announcing he’s running for another term. He kicked off his campaign re-election bid at a west side Veterans hall …

Although the state saw a slight drop in its labor force in July,  officials reported today Indiana’s unemployment rate stands at 3.1 percent for July and remains lower …

Indiana Congresswoman Susan Brooks says communities need to stand together and speak out against white supremacists and other hate groups. Brooks was responding to the …

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett is unveiling a budget his staff says closes the city’s structural deficit, while spending more on roads and infrastructure. The $1.13 …

Surrounded by nearly 700 friends and supporters, Congressman Luke Messer made his formal announcement that he was running for the U.S. Senate. Messer sounded familiar themes …

At a public forum, Democratic State Representative Ed DeLaney accused Indianapolis Public Schools of not doing enough to halt its declining population to avoid closing …

Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill today announced a plan to replicate statewide a crime-reduction model developed by the Indianapolis Ten Point Coalition (10-Point). Led by …

As many small, rural Indiana cities and towns are struggling to stay alive, one community that is not only surviving but thriving, is Jasper. Indy …

by Tim Brown The Indy Chamber represents thousands of employers across the nine county Indianapolis region – and as we listen to their daily concerns …