Posts in category Interviews

Much to the dismay of the outgoing Pike Township Trustee, the Township Board has pushed back a scheduled public hearing regarding consolidation with the Indianapolis …

With students across the state going back to school, we’re sitting down and talking to various segments of the education communities to get a feel …

Despite a proposal being offered by the business community, IPS School officials say they plan to offer their own proposal for a referendum this Fall …

Although Indiana is ending the fiscal year with a nearly $1.8 billion surplus, budget officials say they are keeping an eye for some possible financial …

Although she is calling on Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill to resign, Democratic State Senator Karen Tallian says the process for addressing the allegations against …

The border, tariffs, the latest in Indiana politics and Stormy Daniels were topics of discussion this week on “Indiana Issues” with Libertarian Brad Klopfenstein, Republican …

We’re all over the airwaves this weekend.   Here’s where you can usually find us. “Indiana Issues” (Online) Indy Politics Facebook page, Friday 1 p.m. “IN Focus” Fox …

The state of Indiana needs to do a better job of giving local case workers more control to address troubled families.  That’s just one of …

Facing another year of record murders, Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett announced a new partner in the city’s war against crime and violence. The Mayor announced …

Indy Politics talks with Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb on the recent school shooting in Noblesville, his European trade mission trip and expanding Sunday retail alcohol …