Mind if We take Your Pulse?
With 2017 at the halfway mark, we here at Indy Politics thought we’d take your political pulse to see what you guys and gals think. So if …
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IPS Announces Possible School Closures, Restructuring
Like parents whose children have moved out of the house, Indianapolis Public Schools is downsizing. In an effort to address a declining high school population …
A Few Minutes with Eric Holcomb
Governor Eric Holcomb says despite recent problems with a section of the I-69 construction project, Hoosiers should not be worried about how the state will …
Some Economics of Food Deserts
by Micheal Hicks The bankruptcy and closure of Marsh Supermarkets has rekindled the discussion of food deserts in several Indiana towns. For those of you …
How Traffic Laws and Fines Hurt the Poor
By Mark W. Rutherford The government often does a horrible job doing what citizens really want to see done. Many citizens have compassion towards a …
Hob Nob Political Bootcamp will help rookie candidates campaign for change
Mark Fisher, Indy Chamber – @FisherIndy Often the deepest divide in Hoosier politics isn’t about Republicans versus Democrats – it’s the fault line between change …
Survey: Workforce Challenge Continues to Grow
(This is the first in a series of guest commentaries we’ll be running this week at Indy Politics) By Kevin Brinegar, President, and CEO, Indiana …
Anthem, MDWise Exit Obamacare
From WIBC Radio Anthem Blue Cross announced that it is pulling out of the ObamaCare insurance exchange in Indiana, beginning in 2018. The company, which …
Some More Stats
As we take a look at crime and its impact on Indianapolis, particularly this summer, here are some recent drug and gun-related arrests from IMPD …
Bridging the Indy Divide
With unemployment rates under 3.5 percent, but at the same time Indianapolis has a poverty rate above 20 percent, we here at Indy Politics decided …