Hoosiers Oppose Bigger Trucks on State and Local Roads
A poll of 500 likely general election voters conducted this month revealed a 2-1 rejection of a push to allow trucks up to 120,000 pounds …
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On the Road Again
Indy Politics talks with INDOT Commissioner Joe McGuiness about summer road construction and how it’s been impacted by COVID-19. You can hear McGuiness in the …
Hoosier Unemployment Drops
Indiana’s unemployment rate drops to 12.3 percent for May and is lower than the national rate of 13.3 percent. The monthly unemployment rate is a U.S. …
Bus Battle
Is there room for compromise between IndyGo supporters and a Republican State Senator who wants to withhold funding from the bus company for its failure …
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On the Air
We’ve got a lot to talk about when we hit the airwaves this weekend. Here’s where you can find us… Hammer & Nigel Show, – …
Taking a Ride on the Red Line
When it comes to Indy Go’s “Red Line” nearly 60 percent of voters either don’t like it or have no opinion of it. That’s according …
A few Minutes with Mayor Joe
Indy Politics takes a few minutes to talk to Indy Mayor Joe Hogsett about his re-election bid and whether the city will try to recapture …
Indy To See Major Increase in Road Funding
Indianapolis could see a major increase in road funding due to an error in the state road distribution formula. The Ft. Wayne Journal Gazette reported …
On the Road Again
Indy Politics sits down with INDOT Commissioner Joe McGuinness about summer road construction and how the state is getting ready for winter and potholes. You …
IndyGo Is Feeding Us a Line
by Douglas McNaughton Let’s talk about the Red Line, The Blue Line, The Green Line, The Purple Line, and any other line that Mayor Hogsett …