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by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz As some of you know one of the jobs I have is I teach college and at the end of every semester …

by Brian Burton Indiana is the most manufacturing intensive state in the US, representing 30% of our economy.  In Indiana, manufacturers employ more people and …

As 2017 gets underway, we here at Indy Politics just wanted to thank all of you for your support. For more than 5 & 1/2 …

Starting in January we’re starting a daily e-mail wire at Indy Politics. We summarize political and governmental news from around the state and deliver it …

Well as tradition dictates, it’s time for me to do my  top 10 state and local stories of 2016.  Of course most of this occurs …

Indy Politics, along with its panel of political pundits and prognosticators, takes a look back at the wild year of politics in 2016 to see …

by Michael Hicks, PhD. One benefit of the political debate about trade is that it led to an overdue discussion of manufacturing. But after more …

Indy Politics, in conjunction with the Columbia Club and Indiana State University, hosted a political panel on this year’s election results and what they meant. …

In my latest Indianapolis Star column, I pen a few thoughts on what Indiana lawmakers should focus on when they come back in January. Click …

Indy Politics discusses a controversial anti-abortion proposal that could result in jail time for rape victims who get the procedure. State Representative Curt Nisly of …