On the Air
We’re on the air this weekend talking about the latest in Indiana government and politics. Here’s where you can find us. “Indiana Issues” (Radio) Network …
State Finishes Fiscal Year with Record Surplus
State officials say Indiana is closing out the fiscal year with its largest surplus on record. Indiana is closing out the year with $410 million …
Little Movement for Mayor Pete
A new poll by Morning Consult amongst highly likely Democratic primary voters shows little movement for South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg. Among potential Democratic voters, …
Myers Makes It Official
Former State Health Commissioner Dr. Woody Myers has become the first Democrat to officially enter the race for Governor. Myers made the campaign announcement in …
Myers to Make “Major Announcement”
Former State Public Health Commissioner Dr. Woody Myers is making a major announcement tomorrow. It is believed he will formally declare a run for Governor. …
The Independents
Indy Politics talks with Indianapolis Independent Mayoral candidate John Schmitz, as well as city-county Council candidates Darris Ross and Antonio Lipscomb about their efforts to …
Midyear Murder By Numbers
When it comes to criminal homicides, Indianapolis is running slightly behind last year’s totals at this time. According to stats released by IMPD, Indianapolis has …
Council Settles Current and Former Clerks Claims for $125,000
The Indianapolis City-County Council has settled legal claims by two city employees that they were wrongly fired from their jobs by former President Stephen Clay …
Use Education to Fight “Inequality”
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz Whenever some social justice warrior (SJW) comes to me about “inequality”, I am always polite, but in the back of my head, …
Helping the Homeless
What is the best way to tackle Indy’s homeless problem? Indy Politics talks with three near Southside advocates on programs that work to prevent and …