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Indiana’s municipalities and rural electric cooperatives are getting ready to do battle over a bill that would alter the state’s utility landscape. SB 309 would …

A new poll released today shows nearly 60 percent of Hoosiers support allowing retail sales of alcohol on Sundays. The Public Opinion Strategies poll shows …

Members of the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus unveiled an agenda today that includes criminal justice reform as well as the state picking up the full …

Indiana State Treasurer Kelly Mitchell says the President’s plan for “free” community college could end up costing Hoosier families in the long run. During his …

Be sure to catch us on the air this weekend as we focus on the issues that made news impacting Hoosiers. Here’s where you can …

Speaking to reporters today, Indiana Senate President Pro Tempore David Long said he personally is not opposed to a law that would allow Sunday alcohol …

Indy Politics presents its interviews with three of Indy’s Mayoral candidates who made news this week. Democrat Joe Hogsett who officially filed papers to run …

Here is a quick summary of some of the news from around the state. Ivy Tech President Tom Snyder reacts to the President’s call for …

Members of Indiana’s congressional delegation offer their responses to the President’s State of the Union address. U.S. Senator Dan Coats  “The November election was a …

Indiana lawmakers are moving forward with legislation they say is necessary to protect Hoosiers’ religious freedoms. SB 568 says a state or local government may …