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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 …

State revenues did slightly better than break even in the final full month of the Pence administration. On Friday, the outgoing Pence administration released the …

Indy Politics talks with Ball State Economist Mike Hicks about increasing gas taxes to pay for the state’s infrastructure and whether there are any viable …

Indy Politics talks to House Speaker Brian Bosma, Democratic Leader Scott Pelath and WIBC & Network Indiana Political Reporter Eric Berman on the first week …

Indy Politics takes a close look at a number of issues lawmakers are facing this session ranging from the environment, opioid addiction, roads and infrastructure. …

Even though it includes tax increases,  Indiana House Republicans have unveiled their road funding plan which they say will provide long-term funding for the state’s …

Here are the results of our latest Indy Politics/Winners Circle/Institute for Quality Education informal survey we’ve been conducting for the past few days.  Nearly 300 of you …

Indiana Senate Democrats say they want more details on the GOP road funding plan before offering any support for the comprehensive measure. Democratic Leader Tim …

Indy Politics sits down with WIBC & Network Indiana reporter Eric Berman about opening day at the Indiana General Assembly. The Leon-Tailored Audio runs 14 …

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett says while 2016 was a record year for murders in the city, he says the increases from year to year have …