Indy Politics Podcast with Abdul-Hakim Shabazz

U.S.  Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack traveled to Indianapolis Sunday to greet the arrival of the first shipment of formula brought to the United States under Operation Fly Formula in response to the infant formula shortage caused by Abbott Nutrition’s voluntary recall.

The head of the Indiana Fiscal Policy Institute tells Indy Politics that cutting or suspending the gas tax might make for good politics, but it would be bad public policy.

Although it's been more than half a century since Indiana lawmakers passed Uni-Gov, which consolidated Indianapolis and Marion County government, there are still some unresolved issues facing citizens.

Although it's been more than half a century since Indiana lawmakers passed Uni-Gov, which consolidated Indianapolis and Marion County government, there are still some unresolved issues facing citizens.

Although it's been more than half a century since Indiana lawmakers passed Uni-Gov, which consolidated Indianapolis and Marion County government, there are still some unresolved issues facing citizens.

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett says he hopes the Marion County Prosecutor's Office will eventually move into the new Community Justice Center.

Indy Politics speaks with Chicago Tribune political reporter Ray Long about his new book concerning the rise, reign, and fall of former Illinois House Speaker Mike Madigan. And what lessons are there in his saga that Indiana lawmakers can learn.

The NFIB Research Center released a new survey today assessing the impact inflation is having on small businesses.

When it comes to criticism that she fosters a "toxic" work environment, Indiana Congresswoman Victoria Spartz says she came to Washington to get things done and critics need to "toughen up."

As Foster Sucess celebrates a decade of helping teens and young adults transition out of the foster care system, Indy Politics speaks with the group's President, Maggie Stevens.