Posts in category Indiana

The Indiana Commission for Higher Education unanimously voted to hire Chris Lowery as the state’s seventh Commissioner for Higher Education during its monthly Commission meeting on March …

The 2022 Legislative session of the Indiana General Assembly is done. Lawmakers cut taxes and passed legislation the Governor needed to end the two-year-old state …

Saying it would save $12-$20 per tank of gas, Indiana Statehouse Democrats called for a temporary suspension of the sales tax and excise tax on …

It’s been a while since we did an informal survey of our Indy Politics audience, so we thought it was high time to do so.  …

By Aim CEO Matt Greller Aim represents towns and cities of all sizes.  We represent municipalities, made up of people who all want essentially the …

In one of her final interviews as the Commissioner for Higher Education,    Teresa Lubbers told Indy Politics that it was imperative to transform higher education …

Indy Politics speaks with Jason Straw, the head of Indiana NORML, about efforts to legalize marijuana in the state of Indiana. The Leon-Tailored Audio runs …

n this edition of Indiana Issues, we’ll talk halftime at the Indiana General Assembly. A number of lawmakers getting primary challengers, Supreme Court Justice Stephen …

As Indiana lawmakers move to change the way charitable bail companies operate in Indiana, Indy Politics speaks to two sides of the issue. We spoke …

Indiana’s unemployment rate fell from 3.0% in November to 2.7% in December—a record low for the state dating back to 1976, according to the Indiana …