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Saying that it was necessary to provide courts with guidance when it comes to religious freedom, the Indiana House today, 63-31,  passed the Religious Freedom …

When it comes to civic engagement, a new study finds Hoosiers are slightly better than the national average, but you would be surprised at who’s …

by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz I don’t smoke marijuana because it dulls my hatred of people and I have never been a very deeply religious person. My …

Jon Ketzenberger of the the Indiana Fiscal Policy Institute discusses a recent study that looked at what would happen if the state expanded the sales …

House Speaker Brian Bosma and Democratic Leader Scott Pelath offer their perspectives on events at the Statehouse this week, including the likely passage next weekof …

Be sure to catch us on the air this weekend as we take a look at the week in review here in the State of …

Calling it one of the most consequential prosecutions in 20 years, U.S. Attorney Josh Minkler announced the convictions of the final two defendants in the …

During his regular press briefing Senate President Pro Tempore David Long said the Chamber will likely come up with its own plan regarding a new …

Here’s a summary of some news items you might have missed… Marion County Prosecutor Terry Curry says the proposed Religious Freedom Restoration Act could be …

Indy Politics talks with with Josh Driver, the creator of “Open for Service” a campaign that sells stickers which businesses can use to advertise that they …