Posts in category transportation

Although the mass transit referendum won by a 60-40 vote in Indianapolis, a breakdown by Council Districts and precincts show an even bigger victory. The …

Here are a few items for Organization Day you might find of some interest… The General Assembly gathered for Organization Day on Tuesday and it …

The head of the Indiana Senate tells Indy Politics the state is going to need more revenue to pay for roads and no ideas are …

House Speaker Brian Bosma says his legislative priorities this session will not include a proposed bill that charge rape victims with murder if they get …

Governor-elect Eric Holcomb today announced that former Mitch Daniels Chief of Staff Earl Goode will serve as his top man in the Governor’s Office effective …

WIBC reports that when legislators decide next year how to pay for road repairs, there will be a new face at the negotiating table. Greenfield …

As we head into Election Day, here are some conversations we’ve had recently over at Indy Politics you might find interesting. We spoke with Justin …

By Erin Tuttle Hoosiers have a lot to decide on Election Day, including which way to vote on a referendum that would increase local income …

This weekend before Election Day, we’re asking you your opinions on a few candidates and a few issues.  So take a few minutes and take …

by Mark Fisher Mass transit has been studied, discussed and debated in Indianapolis for decades. In recent history, since 2009 the Indy Connect initiative brought …