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The Indiana House today, 72-24, voted to make it easier for those who are adopted to get access to their birth records. Senate Bill 91 …

Be sure to catch us on the air this weekend as we recap the big political news stories of the week, including the death of …

Supporters of tax increment financing districts (TIFS) are disputing a Ball State University Study which says they cost local governments more than $300 million annually …

On this special podcast,  traditional public education advocate Justin Oakley of Just Let Me Teach and I debate ISTEP, testing, Indiana’s teacher shortage, vouchers and …

Indy Politics talks to Butler University Professor Erin Albert about lawmakers efforts to crackdown on pseudoephedrine and the role Indiana pharmacists might play. Albert says …

Although Indiana lawmakers aren’t set to adjourn until March 14, House Speaker Brian Bosma says the Big Ten Tournament may change that. Lawmakers have a …

There is mixed reaction in the Hoosier state over this week’s U.S. Supreme Court’s stay of new Obama administration rules regarding coal emissions.  Coal and …

The head of the Indiana Chapter of Americans for Prosperity says there is no reason to raise taxes to pay for the state’s infrastructure. House …

Indy Politics talks to University of Indianapolis political historian Ted Frantz on the history of civil rights in the United States and how that applies …

As lawmakers enter phase two of the legislative session, we here at Indy Politics thought it would be a good idea to provide you with …