Indy Politics Podcast with Abdul-Hakim Shabazz

Democrat State Senator Rodney Pol says that recent moves by the Biden administration to reclassify marijuana could lead to marijuana being made legal for medical purposes here in Indiana.

It's primary day in Indiana. We caught up with GOP Republican candidate Brad Chambers this mornig athis polling place on indiana;s' north side.

With the primary about 72 hours away, Indy Politics speaks with a couple of gubernatorial candidates about their last-minute efforts to reach those Republican voters/

With the primary about 72 hours away, Indy Politics speaks with a couple of gubernatorial candidates about their last-minute efforts to reach those Republican voters/

With the primary about 72 hours away, Indy Politics speaks with a couple of gubernatorial candidates about their last-minute efforts to reach those Republican voters/

With the Indiana primary just a couple of days away, Indy Politics chats with 5th District incumbent Victoria Spartz about the race as well as controversial mailer she put out against her competitor Chuck Goodrich.

With the May primary next week, Indy Politics takes a look at Indiana’s eighth Congressional District and the race to replace outgoing incumbent Larry Buschon.

Members of medically complex individuals affected by the drastic change to Indiana’s Family and Social Services Administration’s (FSSA) waivers including the Aged and Disabled Waiver met with Governor Eric Holcomb and FSSA leadership today.

Indy Politics continues its conversations with candidates for various public offices. Today, we speak with Andrew Ireland, who is running in Indiana House District 90, to replace incumbent Mike Speedy, who is running for Congress in the 6th District.

Indy Politics talks with Kokomo Mayor Tyler Moore about the city, its accomplishments as well as its challenges.

Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb is taking a pass on any endorsements in the May primary.

Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb is taking a pass on any endorsements in the May primary.

The Republican candidates for Congress in CD 5 made their case Wednesday evening to voters in Howard County.

As the primary gets closer, Indy Politics continues its conversations with various candidates for public office. Today we speak with State Rep. Chuck Goodrich, 9R-Noblesville) who is running in the 5th Congressional District. We discuss the campaign, border security and the national debt.

On the weekend of 4/20, Indy Politics speaks with Keith Johnson of Indiana NORML on the topic of marijuana legalization. And polling which shows nearly two-thirds of Republican primary voters support legalization either for medicinal or recreational purposes.

Criminal homicides are down in Indianapolis, but shootings, particularly mass shootings are up.

The major Republican candidates vying to replace outgoing Congressman Greg Pence made their case to the voters Tuesday night.

The major Republican candidates vying to replace outgoing Congressman Greg Pence made their case to the voters Tuesday night.

The major Republican candidates vying to replace outgoing Congressman Greg Pence made their case to the voters Tuesday night.

The major Republican candidates vying to replace outgoing Congressman Greg Pence made their case to the voters Tuesday night.

Although he's tied for second place in the Indy Politics/Crossroads Public Affairs poll, Republican Eric Doden says his campaign is feeling the momentum in the last few weeks before the primary.

Indiana Commissioner for Higher Education Chris Lowery reflected upon higher education policy and programmatic successes during his second State of Higher Education address. This year’s address focused on the Commission’s collaborative efforts to improve college enrollment, completion, graduate retention, and research outcomes over the past 12 to 18 months

So, how are the State of Indiana's investments doing these days? We find out from State Treasurer Dan Elliot.

Indy Politics speaks with Carl Doninger, the head of Indy Pop Con, a celebration of all things popular culture.

With a little more than three weeks to go before the May primary, Indy Politics continues its conversations with various candidates. Today, we hear from gubernatorial candidate Brad Chambers.