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With Indianapolis Public Schools unveiling plans to closing one high school and turn two more into middle schools, Indy Politics decided to revisit with long-time …

With 2017 at the halfway mark, we here at Indy Politics thought we’d take your political pulse to see what you guys and gals think. So if …

Like parents whose children have moved out of the house, Indianapolis Public Schools is downsizing. In an effort to address a declining high school population …

Governor Eric Holcomb says despite recent problems with a section of the I-69 construction project, Hoosiers should not be worried about how the state will …

by Micheal Hicks The bankruptcy and closure of Marsh Supermarkets has rekindled the discussion of food deserts in several Indiana towns. For those of you …

By Mark W. Rutherford The government often does a horrible job doing what citizens really want to see done.  Many citizens have compassion towards a …

Mark Fisher, Indy Chamber – @FisherIndy Often the deepest divide in Hoosier politics isn’t about Republicans versus Democrats – it’s the fault line between change …

(This is the first in a series of guest commentaries we’ll be running this week at Indy Politics) By Kevin Brinegar, President, and CEO, Indiana …

From WIBC Radio Anthem Blue Cross announced that it is pulling out of the ObamaCare insurance exchange in Indiana, beginning in 2018. The company, which …

As we take a look at crime and its impact on Indianapolis, particularly this summer, here are some recent drug and gun-related arrests from IMPD …