Indiana investors felt the Brexit blow-up
Special to Indy Politics Since the day Britain decided to exit the European Union, its effects have been widely felt across the world. In fact, …
Braun for Senate?
As we first reported in the June 7 edition of the Cheat Sheet, State Representative Mike Braun is exploring the possibility of running for the U.S. …
State Revenue Collections Exceed Expectations
Revenue collections for the state of Indiana are doing better than what was forecast. General revenue collections for May were near $1.2 billion; 10 percent …
Holcomb selects Christopher Goff to join Indiana Supreme Court
Governor Eric J. Holcomb today announced he has selected Wabash County Superior Court Judge Christopher M. Goff as the next member of the Indiana Supreme …
Indy Announces Latest Summer Anti-Crime Plan
Indianapolis city officials, police and community groups say this summer’s anti-crime plan will be different than those in the past. At a news conference today, …
An Outside Look at Indiana’s Alcohol Laws
A national analyst says Indiana is in the “dark ages” when it comes to its laws regulating beer sales at grocery and convenience stores. Indy Politics …
That Fun First Amendment
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz, Esq. This weekend in Indianapolis there were two events that could not be any more different from each other, the Indy Pride parade …
Indy Politics; One on One
We’re trying a new experiment here at Indy Politics. With the help of our friends at Site Strategics in downtown Indianapolis, we’re developing an on-line television …
Charges Filed in Indiana Voter Registration Fraud Case
Marion County Prosecutor Terry Curry announced today that the Indiana Voter Registration Project and twelve employees have been accused of falsifying voter registration applications and …
On the Air
We’re all over the airwaves (again) this weekend in the state of Indiana, talking issues that matter to Hoosiers. Here’s where you can find us. …