Indiana Schools Get $1.8 Billion in CARES Act Funding
The Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) announced today the estimated funds that public school districts across the state will receive as part of the third round of …
The Last Week of Session (For Now)
As Indiana lawmakers enter the last week of session, for now, Indy Politics talks with Chris Watts of the Indiana Fiscal Policy Institute about the …
4-20
With 4-20 just a couple of days away, Indy Politics speaks with longtime Indiana marijuana advocate David Phipps on how attitudes towards pot have changed …
State Unemployment Rate Drops Slightly
Indiana’s unemployment rate stands at 3.9 percent for March, and the national rate is 6.0 percent. It was 4 percent last month. The monthly unemployment rate is …
Statehouse; Week 15 In Review
With about a week to go before the temporarily adjourn, Indiana lawmakers got some good news when it came to the state budget and sent …
Mapmaker Mapmaker, Make Me a Map
Could the statehouse maps Republicans will draw later this year actually result in a smaller GOP majority? Find out in the most recent edition of …
Insurance Commissioner Stepping Down
Gov. Eric J. Holcomb Tuesday announced that Indiana Department of Insurance Commissioner Stephen W. Robertson will leave his post on June 1. “I want to thank …
State Pauses J & J Vaccinations
The Indiana Department of Health is proactively notifying all vaccination clinics using the single-dose Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine to pause its use following news …
Another Issue for Indy Go
Although legislation died earlier this session that critics say would have hurt funding for Indy Go, another roadblock has popped up for the transit system. …
Indiana Sportsbook Posts Second Best Month Ever
Indiana’s sportsbooks reversed their February dip, using a completely home-grown NCAA Tournament to push monthly betting volume past the $300 million mark, according to PlayIndiana, which …