Partial Settlement Reached in City-County Council Lawsuit
A partial settlement has been reached between members of the Indianapolis City-County Council and their President, Stephen Clay. Several members of the Council filed suit …
“Abdul Online”
Got a question about what happened this week in Indiana politics? Join me Friday at 3 p.m. on WIBC’s Facebook page for “Abdul Online”, it’s a joint …
The Council vs. Clay
The attorney for Indianapolis City-County Council President Stephen Clay says the lawsuit filed against him by his fellow Councilmembers is a “smear campaign” intended to …
State Exploring Opioid Lawsuit
Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill is exploring the possibility of a lawsuit against the nation’s opioid manufacturers. Hill announced today he has expanded his opioid …
Sunday Sales Support
The Senate author of legislation allowing for Sunday retail alcohol sales says he supports a House amendment that would allow for sales to begin as …
Can We Take Your Political Pulse?
Hey, if you have a couple minutes, we’d like to take your political pulse. We’d like to know what you think about the current political …
Sex Trafficking in the City
The national fight against sex trafficking is getting help from what some would call an unlikely ally, the nation’s strip clubs and adult entertainment businesses. …
So Long, David
The leader of the Indiana State Senate, President Pro Tem David Long (R-Fort Wayne), announced today that he will retire from the Senate in November. …
For What It’s Worth
Here are a few items that might be worth a mention or two… Americans for Prosperity is launching a media campaign against Joe Donnelly over …
Hoosiers Split on Donald Trump
A new poll shows Hoosiers are nearly split down the middle when it comes to President Donald Trump. According to a new poll of all …