Indy Politics Podcast with Abdul-Hakim Shabazz

The Indiana Chamber of Commerce has unveiled a new plan to tackle what it calls Indiana's "shortcomings".

Indiana Prosperity 2035 – A Vision for Economic Acceleration is the organization’s third iteration of a decades-long initiative coordinated through the Indiana Chamber Foundation. The objective is to provide a roadmap to drive growth, transformation and success for Hoosiers and their enterprises, says Indiana Chamber President and CEO Kevin Brinegar.

So when it comes to the economy, is it doing good or bad?   Dr. Matt Will, Associate Professor of Finance at the University of Indianapolis,  tells Indy Politics that "confused" is a better way to describe it.

So how is Downtown Indianapolis doing these days? We find out by chatting with Taylor Schaffer of Downtown Indy, Inc.

Trump's third indictment, Mike Pence's reaction, the latest in the races for Governor and Mayor of Indianapolis were all topics of discussion with our political panel: Republican Jim Merritt, Democrat Lara Beck and Libertarian Mark Rutherford.

Trump's third indictment, Mike Pence's reaction, the latest in the races for Governor and Mayor of Indianapolis were all topics of discussion with our political panel: Republican Jim Merritt, Democrat Lara Beck and Libertarian Mark Rutherford.

So what do Indiana's United States Senators think of the hold up their colleague Tommy Tuberville of Alabama has put on military promotions over the pentagon's abortion policy?

So what do Indiana's United States Senators think of the hold up their colleague Tommy Tuberville of Alabama has put on military promotions over the pentagon's abortion policy?

Indianapolis Mayoral candidate Jefferson Shreve says his public safety plan, including the gun control proposals, were based on conversations he's had with citizens and public safety.

Indy Politics speaks with Indiana Higher Education Commissioner Chris Lowery about new performance standards, enrollment and the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision barring race-based admissions.

Indy Politics speaks with Indiana Higher Education Commissioner Chris Lowery about new performance standards, enrollment and the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision barring race-based admissions.