Posts in category Politics

State revenue collections are showing a mixed picture.  While they are coming in under estimates, they are still ahead of last year’s projections. The Governor’s …

Indy Politics talks with House Transportation Committee Chairman Ed Soliday about how lawmakers will pay for the state’s roads and infrastructure and he also offers …

With fewer than 100 days to go until Election Day, Indy Politics talks with John Ketzenberger of the Indiana Fiscal Policy Institute about the state …

Libertarian Presidential candidate Gary Johnson is coming to Purdue next month. According to the state party,  Johnson will participate in a town hall at Purdue …

Indy Mayor Joe Hogsett says despite this year’s nearly 20 percent in the local murder rate,  the city does not need to change its crime …

We’re on the air this weekend talking about the issues impacting Hoosiers across Indiana. Here’s where you can usually find us… “Indianapolis This Week” RTV …

The national media is highlighting today what is being labeled as the “sometimes awkward” relationship of Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump and his running mate, …

If you’re sick and tired of politics, you are not alone. A new survey shows 1 in 4 Americans have tuned out when it comes …

Indy Politics talks to Ball State Economist Mike Hicks on the impact of the proposed Trans Pacific Partnership. Hicks argues critics of the trade agreement …

Here are the results of our latest Indy Politics/Institute for Quality Education informal survey we’ve been conducting for the past few days.  Nearly 800 of you participated.* …