Indy Politics Podcast with Abdul-Hakim Shabazz

The Governor's Public Health Commission co-chair tells Indy Politics that helping Hoosiers maintain and improve their health is not only a public health issue but a workforce and economic issue.

Although the latest revenue forecast for Indiana shows budget growth, Indiana lawmakers are saying there are some curve balls and likely speedbumps ahead.

The 2022 Hoosier Survey conducted by Ball State University and Indiana Public Media shows when it comes to abortion and marijuana legalization, there is a big disconnect between Hoosiers and their state lawmakers.

AES Indiana, a subsidiary of The AES Corporation (NYSE: AES), recently filed its 2022 Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) with the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission.

With Mike Braun filing paperwork to run for Governor it has created a major shift in Indiana's political landscape. Indy Politics speaks with Andrew Downs, emeritus professor of the Mike Downs Center for Indiana Politics at Purdue University Ft. Wayne. We discuss the shifting landscape to determine whether is more like a game of dominoes or jenga.

Indy Politics speaks with outgoing State Treasurer Kelly Mitchell. We discuss her time in office, her future plans and efforts by the Indiana Attorney General to crack down on ESG Investing.

The Governor's Workforce Cabinet recently released 30 recommendations to address pressing needs in Indiana’s economy.

Improving K-12 outcomes for students of all races and income levels and greatly elevating the postsecondary attainment levels of Indiana’s adult workforce are the most significant challenges facing the state, according to the Indiana Chamber of Commerce.

Improving K-12 outcomes for students of all races and income levels and greatly elevating the postsecondary attainment levels of Indiana’s adult workforce are the most significant challenges facing the state, according to the Indiana Chamber of Commerce.

Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb tells Indy Politics that any property tax relief Hoosiers might receive next session should be part of a broader discussion regarding taxes.