Posts in category taxes

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 …

Indy Politics talks crime, violence and public safety with FOP 86 President Rick Snyder and Rev. Charles Harrison of the Ten Point Coalition. The city’s murder …

Here are the results of our Indy Politics/Institute for Quality Education informal survey we’ve been conducting for the past few days, more than 1,000 of you …

Gun violence, economic development and the uncertainty in Europe are all on the agenda as the U.S. Conference of Mayors (USCM) meets in Indy this …

The Republican Governor’s Association has unveiled another television  ad going after Democratic gubernatorial candidate John Gregg. The ad accuses Gregg of supporting higher taxes on …

Indiana Republicans have nominated a northern Indiana county prosecutor and central Indiana school Superintendent to join incumbent Governor Mike Pence and Lt. Governor Eric Holcomb …

Even though the general election is month’s away, we here at Indy Politics thought we’d take the political pulse of our audience.   So we’ve …

When it comes to their respective tax plans, University of Indianapolis MBA professor Dr. Matt Will tells Indy Politics that the only difference between Hillary …

Congressional candidate Erin Houchin goes after opponent Trey Hollingsworth saying his misleading attacks on her record are an attempt to hide the fact that he …

Although he is behind in the polls here in Indiana, Republican Presidential candidate Ted Cruz called Donald Trump a phony during a campaign stop in …