Indy Politics Podcast with Abdul-Hakim Shabazz

The Indianapolis Fraternal Order of Police is offering up suggestions to improve police-community relations in the wake of the Merit Board decision to reinstate two police officers who shot and killed Aaron Bailey after a high speed chase.

The Indianapolis Fraternal Order of Police is offering up suggestions to improve police-community relations in the wake of the Merit Board decision to reinstate two police officers who shot and killed Aaron Bailey after a high speed chase.

Indy Politics talks with Marty Obst, an adviser to the Vice-President and Marc Lotter, who also worked for the Vice-President as well as Presdent Donald Trump about the imapct Trump and Pence will have on the mid-term elections across the country as well as here in Indiana.

Indy Politics talks with Marty Obst, an adviser to the Vice-President and Marc Lotter, who also worked for the Vice-President as well as Presdent Donald Trump about the imapct Trump and Pence will have on the mid-term elections across the country as well as here in Indiana.

Is Ball State University assuming control of Munice Community Schools good for students or a bad sign of what's ahead for other Indiana school districts? We look at the issue and get perspective from BSU President Geoff Mearns and public education advocate and podcaster Justin Oakley.

Is Ball State University assuming control of Munice Community Schools good for students or a bad sign of what's ahead for other Indiana school districts? We look at the issue and get perspective from BSU President Geoff Mearns and public education advocate and podcaster Justin Oakley.

In the wake of a decision by the Indianapolis Police Merit Board to reinstate the two officers who shot and killed Aaron Bailey following a high-speed chase, Indy Politics gets some perspective from the head of the Fraternal Order of Police as well as an IUPUI lecturer, and local community activist, on where things go from here.

In the wake of a decision by the Indianapolis Police Merit Board to reinstate the two officers who shot and killed Aaron Bailey following a high-speed chase, Indy Politics gets some perspective from the head of the Fraternal Order of Police as well as an IUPUI lecturer, and local community activist, on where things go from here.

The Indiana General Assembly has decided to study the issue of legalized sports betting now that the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled a federal ban on the activity was unconstitutional.

However, lawmakers still have a lot to figure out as to how exactly legalized sports betting would work in the Hoosier state.

Indy Politics spoke with Matt Bell of the Casino Association of Indiana to see what would have to happen before Hoosiers could place bets on their favorite teams.

Indiana lawmakers spent their one day of "special session" passing legislation regarding the takeover of Gary and Muncie schools, school safety and changing Indiana's tax code to be more in sync with the federal government.