Hey, Citizen
With the recent dramatic increase in Indianapolis’ crime and murder rate, Indy Politics presents a recent interview with the developers of the Citizen App, which …
Mayor Pete in the Land of Lincoln
Although all eyes were on Nevada caucuses this weekend, there was some interesting political news from the Land of Lincoln concerning the Democratic Presidential primary. …
Political Perspectives
Indy Politics gets some various political perspectives on state and local issues. We speak with Andy Downs of Mike Downs Center for Indiana Politics at …
On the Air
We take it to the airwaves this weekend. Here’s where you can usually find us. Hammer & Nigel Show, – Fridays, 3 p.m. (WIBC) “Indiana …
Statehouse; Week Seven In Review
Virtual charter schools, health care cost transparency and getting out early were all topics of conversation as Indiana lawmakers wrapped up the seventh week of …
Indy Crime & Punishment
Two big news items in the world of crime. Indy Mayor Joe Hogsett announced a new anti-crime initiative involving the federal government in tackling the …
National Muslim Group Calls for Kokomo Councilman’s Resignation
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the nation’s largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization, today called for the resignation of a newly-appointed Kokomo Common …
Congressional Conversations
With the May primary 10 weeks away, Indy Politics is taking a few moments to take to candidates in various races. Today we talk with …
Let’s Share Some Public Safety Ideas
By Abdul-Hakim Shabazz With the city of Indianapolis starting off the year on track for its worse murder rate in history and local lawmakers still …
March to Ivy Tech
Indy Politics talks with Ivy Tech President Sue Ellspermann about the school’s effort to expand the number of courses offered in an eight-week format and …