Guy Relford and Gun Violence
With the recent spate of gun violence in Indianapolis lately, we speak to 2nd amendment rights attorney Guy Relford about efforts to curb gun violence …
Frye Stepping Down
After more than a decade of serving as state representative for House District 67, State Rep. Randy Frye (R-Greensburg) today announced his plans to retire …
Economic Mixed Messages
When it comes to the economy in 2023, it appears to be a series of mixed messages. On the one hand, the unemployment rate is …
Here’s Horning
We continue our conversations with statewide candidates for public office. Today we speak with Andy Horning, who is running for the U.S. Senate as a …
Whitley Running for Congress
Perennial Republican candidate Gabe Whitley is running for Congress in the 7th Congressional District. Whitley made the announcement on social media. Whitley, who was originally …
Holcomb Names New DLGF Commissioner
Governor Eric Holcomb announced that Daniel Shackle will serve as the new commissioner of the Department of Local Government Finance (DLGF). Shackle will replace Wesley …
Just Letting Them Teach
So how are the lives of Indiana’s teachers these days? Indy Politics speaks with education activist and blogger Justin Oakley to find out. The Leon-Tailored …
Speaking with the State Medical Society
As state health care costs increase, Indiana’s physicians sound off on reimbursement rates and the fact that health care is gaining on education as the …
Indy Fires Blanks on Guns
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz The last time the City of Indianapolis saw fewer than 100 homicides for the year, Barack Obama was President, and Mitch Daniels …
A Conversation on Crime
It’s been more than a decade since Indianapolis had a year where there were fewer than 100 murders. So what happened, and will we ever …