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Members of Indiana’s environmental community say EPA director Scott Pruitt should have met with them while he was in the state yesterday. Pruitt visited Indiana …

State officials say Indiana will close out the fiscal year with a $42 million surplus and $1.8 billion in reserves. State Auditor Tera Klutz and …

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 …

A new Ball State university study takes a look at Indiana counties most likely to lose jobs due to automation and outsourcing. The counties at …

A national expert on gas prices says Hoosiers should keep Saturday’s 10-cent increase in the gas tax in perspective. A 10-cent increase in the state …

Governor Eric Holcomb says despite recent problems with a section of the I-69 construction project, Hoosiers should not be worried about how the state will …

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, …

With the end of the school year approaching, Indy Politics talks with Scott Elliott of Chalkbeat Indiana regarding education and the various issues impacting communities …

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 …

Indiana’s business community says while economic momentum continues in portions of the state, two new reports,  the Indiana Chamber’s Indiana Vision 2025 Report Card and …