Indy Politics Podcast with Abdul-Hakim Shabazz

In end of the year interview Indiana Senate President David Long says it's to to get rid of ISTEP and replace it with a new test.

In his end of year interview with Indy Politics, Indiana Governor Mike Pence says he doesn't look at the issue of whether to add sexual orientation and gender identity to the state's civil rights code as one of economics, but as whether it is the right thing to do.

Indy Politics sits down one on one with House Speaker Brian Bosma on a number of issues, including whether sexual orientation and gender identity will be added to the state's civil rights code next session, the House Republican plan for short and long-term road funding, the recent controversy surrounding ISTEP testing, efforts to curb meth production in Indiana, as well as the impact of the 2016 Presidential contest on local House races.

Indy Politics sits down one on one with House Speaker Brian Bosma on a number of issues, including whether sexual orientation and gender identity will be added to the state's civil rights code next session, the House Republican plan for short and long-term road funding, the recent controversy surrounding ISTEP testing, efforts to curb meth production in Indiana, as well as the impact of the 2016 Presidential contest on local House races.

Indy Politics sits down one on one with House Speaker Brian Bosma on a number of issues, including whether sexual orientation and gender identity will be added to the state's civil rights code next session, the House Republican plan for short and long-term road funding, the recent controversy surrounding ISTEP testing, efforts to curb meth production in Indiana, as well as the impact of the 2016 Presidential contest on local House races.

Indy Politics sits down one on one with House Speaker Brian Bosma on a number of issues, including whether sexual orientation and gender identity will be added to the state's civil rights code next session, the House Republican plan for short and long-term road funding, the recent controversy surrounding ISTEP testing, efforts to curb meth production in Indiana, as well as the impact of the 2016 Presidential contest on local House races.

Despite possible vetoes by Mayor Greg Ballard, the Indianapolis City-County Council closed out the year by giving itself a 44 percent pay raise and requiring gun owners whose weapons are stolen to report them police or pay a fine.

Despite possible vetoes by Mayor Greg Ballard, the Indianapolis City-County Council closed out the year by giving itself a 44 percent pay raise and requiring gun owners whose weapons are stolen to report them police or pay a fine.

Indy Politics begins its series of end of year interviews with Indiana's news and policy makers. In this installment we speak with Jim Schellinger, Chairman of the Indiana Economic Development Corporation about job creation and the impact of the RFRA debate on the state's ability to grow its economy.

GOP Presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson pays a visit to Ft. Wayne. We speak to WOWO radio reporter/anchor Dean Jackson about the campaign stop that drew about 4,000 people.