Indy Politics Podcast with Abdul-Hakim Shabazz

With less than 60 days to go before the Iowa caucuses, Indy Politics talks to Iowa reporter Sarah Hayden about the political landscape.

Indy Politics talks with Rev. Charles Ellis of the Ten Point Coalition and former Indianapolis Public Safety Director Troy Riggs about the need for the communities in high crime areas to work with police, and the challenges all parties face in the process.

Indy Politics talks with Rev. Charles Ellis of the Ten Point Coalition and former Indianapolis Public Safety Director Troy Riggs about the need for the communities in high crime areas to work with police, and the challenges all parties face in the process.

About 150 local and area businesses are coming out in favor of adding sexual orientation and gender identity to the state's civil rights code.

About 150 local and area businesses are coming out in favor of adding sexual orientation and gender identity to the state's civil rights code.

Indiana Governor Mike Pence talks to Indy Politics about Syrian refugees. The Governor says his office does have the legal authority to suspend cooperation with the federal government on the refugee program. And he says current assurances by the federal government are not enough to get him to change his mind.

Indianapolis City-County Councilmember Mary Moriarty Adams says she is sponsoring a proposal to increase in the incoming Mayor and Council's salaries because they are underpaid, when compared to their counterparts, and they haven't received a raise in more than a decade.

Indy Politics talks to 4th CD Congressman Todd Rokita about school safety and how the federal government can work with local school districts to keep children safe.

Indy Politics talks to Algeon Cash and Retired Captain James McCormick about energy policy and its impact on minority communities and veterans.

Indy Politics talks to Algeon Cash and Retired Captain James McCormick about energy policy and its impact on minority communities and veterans.