Candidate Conversations
Indy Politics continues its conversations with different candidates for public office. Today we hear from State Senator John Ruckelshaus, the number one target for Democrats …
Hospitals Get High Marks
A new statewide poll shows Hoosiers give extremely high marks to hospitals and health care providers for their response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Eighty two …
Conventional Wisdom
Indy Politics talks with Dr. Laura Wilson, political science professor at the University of Indianapolis, about last week’s Democratic National Convention and this week’s Republican …
Candidate Conversations
As the 2020 election season gets underway, Indy Politics will be chatting with numerous candidates. Today we speak with Jonathan Weinzapfel, the Democratic candidate for …
Indiana Issues TV – Episode 45
On this edition of Indiana Issues, our political panel looks at the Democratic National Convention, the lack of a special session, making downtown Indianapolis safer, …
Teachers PAC Passes on Governor’s Race
For the first time in recent memory, the political action committee that represents the Indiana State Teacher’s Association is taking a pass on an endorsement …
Saving Downtown
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 …
Eric, Equity & Inclusion
Governor Eric Holcomb today announced steps he will immediately take in state government to address equity and inclusion. Gov. Holcomb will create Indiana’s first-ever Chief …
Voting by Mail
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 …
Holcomb Makes More Appointments
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 …