Indy Politics Podcast with Abdul-Hakim Shabazz

Although Indiana students made gains with this yer's ILEARN test results, those in charter and voucher schools did better.

Although Indiana students made gains with this yer's ILEARN test results, those in charter and voucher schools did better.

A survey of small and independent businesses in Indiana shows while things are improving overall, taxes, regulations and workforce are still the top issues for a lot of businesses people.

A presidential candidate visits Indiana, and another candidate officially enters the race for Governor; those are just a couple of topics we discuss with Andy Downs, chairman Emeritus of the Mike Downs Center for Indiana Politics at Purdue University Fort Wayne,

Indianapolis Mayoral Candidate Jefferson Shreve announced today his public safety plan aimed at restoring safety and curbing violent crime in Indianapolis.

The State of Indiana is closing out its books with nearly $3 billion in the bank.

With the year halfway over, how is Indianapolis doing when it comes to crime and public safety? For that, we spoke this week with Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears and IMPD Deputy Chief Chris Bailey.

With the year halfway over, how is Indianapolis doing when it comes to crime and public safety? For that, we spoke this week with Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears and IMPD Deputy Chief Chris Bailey.

With Indiana Black Expo taking place this week, Indy Politics is taking a look at the state of African Americans in Indianapolis as well as the entire state.

Although it won't take one gun off the street, the Indianapolis City-County Council passed its version of gun control by a vote of 18-5.