Putting Pete In Perspective
With South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg expected to announce his Presidential run on Sunday, Indy Politics decided to sit down and chat with political columnist …
Higher Learning
The head of the state Commission for Higher Education says there’s no evidence in Indiana of the college admissions scandal that has dominated the national …
Setting the record straight on waiving juveniles to adult court
By State Sen. Erin Houchin Last spring, a 13-year-old student at Noblesville West Middle School opened fire in his classroom with the intent to murder. …
Democratic Dissent
Monroe County Democrats are telling one of their own elected officials she needs to get out of politics. Monroe County Commissioner Angela Barge is accused …
Shall We End the Municipal Madness?
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz Indiana needs to get rid of its current municipal election system and start over from scratch. Yes, it’s going to be one …
Political News You Can Use
Here are a few political news items from across the state that might be worth a mention or two. Although Indiana lawmakers won’t get the …
Statehouse; Week 14 In Review
Although Indiana lawmakers have passed and the Governor has signed a bias crimes bill into law, advocates say it’s still not enough and they will …
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News You Can Use
Here’s a rundown of some of the big political items making news across the state of Indiana. Gov. Eric Holcomb signed into law Indiana’s bias …
Lawmakers Pass Bias Crimes Bill
By a vote of 34-14, the Indiana Senate vote to concur with its House counterparts on a bias crimes bill that includes an indirect enumerated …
Mishler Talks Budget
Indy Politics talks to Sen. Ryan Mishler, the chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee, about the state budget, school funding, teacher pay, gaming and a …