Indy Politics Podcast with Abdul-Hakim Shabazz

The man behind Indiana's Build Better Roads campaign says his goal is not to go after Governor Mike Pence, but instead to get lawmakers to find a long-term solution to the state's infrastructure issues.

The attorney for the on-line fantasy sports industry says there is no need for the state of Indiana to regulate their industry because the don't meet the legal definition of gaming.

With the recent terrorist attacks in Paris Indy Politics looks at the issue of homeland security and Syrian refugees from a number of national, state and local perspectives.

With the recent terrorist attacks in Paris Indy Politics looks at the issue of homeland security and Syrian refugees from a number of national, state and local perspectives.

With the recent terrorist attacks in Paris Indy Politics looks at the issue of homeland security and Syrian refugees from a number of national, state and local perspectives.

Indiana Senate Republicans have introduced legislation which they adds sexual orientation and gender identity to the state's civil rights code, while protecting religious freedom and liberty.

The four legislative leaders discuss the upcoming 2016 session, which will include legislation adding sexual orientation and gender identity to the state's civil rights code.

The four legislative leaders discuss the upcoming 2016 session, which will include legislation adding sexual orientation and gender identity to the state's civil rights code.

Indy Politics, along with WIBC's Eric Berman, talks to Indiana 2nd CD Congresswoman Jackie Walorksi about the state's rankings when it comes to Veterans, the skills gap facing the state's defense industry as well as what it means for the House of Representatives with Paul Ryan as Speaker.

Indiana House Democrats unveiled a road funding proposal that spends nearly $2 billion on roads for the next four years by indirectly dipping into Indiana's cash reserves.