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The City of Indianapolis is providing $750,000 to Downtown Indy, Inc, (DII) for safety and security enhancements to the Mile Square area of Downtown. Based …

As Hoosier Republicans and Democrats debate no excuse voting by mail, we here at Indy Politics thought it would be a good idea to talk …

 Governor Eric Holcomb late last week announced several appointments to various state boards and commissions. Commission for Higher Education The governor made two reappointments to …

With about 80 days to go until the Election, we speak with WIBC’s Eric Berman about the latest in state and national politics. You can …

We take it to the airwaves this weekend.  Here’s where you can usually find us. “Statehouse Happenings” WIBC Hammer & Nigel Show,  – Fridays,  3 …

Members from the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus held a press conference today at the Statehouse to reveal their Justice Reform Agenda. The Justice Reform Agenda covers five …

Gov. Eric Holcomb announced today that he will ask the Indiana State Board of Education (SBOE) to take action to ensure that Indiana’s K-12 schools …

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett unveiled his budget for 2021 and it did not defund the police department. The 1.2 billion dollar spending plan basically flatlined …

If Hoosiers are safely leaving their homes to go to work and school, shop in stores, and eat in restaurants amid the coronavirus pandemic, Gov. …

By Greg Ellis, Indiana Chamber of Commerce vice president of federal relations The Indiana Chamber of Commerce has a long tradition of bringing Hoosier business …