James Briggs is a Reporter at The Indianapolis Star. He focuses on themes related to education, government, and politics, often covering topics such as public education, school administration, and private education. James has been featured in notable publications including Yahoo News UK, The Guardian, and USA TODAY.
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James Briggs primarily focuses on local news in Indianapolis, covering government and politics extensively. He also covers entertainment and sports to a lesser extent, with the occasional article about real estate.
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By: James Briggs
The Bears have one stadium offer. It's from Indiana. The Chicago Bears have backed themselves into a corner.
Downtown Indianapolis is not experiencing an epidemic of random violence.
By: James Briggs
U.S. Sen. Elissa Slotkin says Democrats are missing the biggest issue in the Midwest.
By: James Briggs
Whichever party figures out data centers will own the next era of American politics.
Beau Bayh is Democrats' best chance at a statewide win in over a decade. A sizable chunk of the party would rather lose than support him.
Beau Bayh has the name, the money and a real path to victory. A chunk of Indiana Democrats would rather lose than let him prove it.
By: James Briggs
Republicans mocked Greg Ballard's independent run for secretary of state. Now, they're rattled. First, Republicans mocked Greg Ballard.
Jim Banks bent the Indiana GOP to his will. But Greg Ballard's independent run for secretary of state is something even Banks can't control.
By: James Briggs
For years, the state told Indianapolis it could have road money on one condition. Now, Republicans are bailing on that offer.
By: James Briggs
The state promised Indianapolis more money for streets — but only if the city raised taxes. Council Republicans voted no to their own party's deal.
