Posts in category Government

With Indianapolis Public Schools unveiling plans to closing one high school and turn two more into middle schools, Indy Politics decided to revisit with long-time …

The Indiana Hospital Association is speaking against the Senate Republicans’  version of health care reform. Republicans have been trying to hammer out a proposal, even …

by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz This may sound odd, but from a legal perspective, the fact the Jennifer Messer, wife of likely U.S. Senate candidate Luke Messer …

With recent reports showing nearly 1.3 million Americans being treated in hospitals and emergency rooms for opioid-related issues,   Indy Politics decided to talk with …

Indy Politics talks to Ivy Tech President Sue Ellspermann about her first year on the job, the restructuring of the school to better serve students, …

by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz I was taking a look at this year’s criminal homicide data so far and noticed two familiar, and disturbing, trends. First, out …

Revenue collections for the state of Indiana are doing better than what was forecast. General revenue collections for May were near $1.2 billion;  10 percent …

A national analyst says Indiana is in the “dark ages” when it comes to its laws regulating beer sales at grocery and convenience stores. Indy Politics …

With all the changes in state and local news lately, be sure to sign up for the Indy Politics Daily Statewide Summary.  It’s a compilation …

A recent op-ed by Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill against the legalization of marijuana for medicinal or recreation purposes has reigniting the debate over the …