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The first television ad from Republicans in this year’s Indiana secretary of state race is an all-out attack on Greg Ballard’s time as the Republican mayor of Indianapolis.
By the end of Friday, two other ads had been released — one targeting Democrat Beau Bayh’s votin...
Eleven Indiana counties hit by severe storms in August are eligible for state and federal assistance to reimburse a majority of debris removal costs as part of the federal major disaster declaration.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency will reimburse 75% of eligible debris removal costs in Delaware, Fayette, Franklin, Hamilton, Henry, LaPorte, Lake, Madison, Porter...
What a delight the current secretary of state race is.
It has everything that a quality election contest should have — most importantly, open and accessible candidates. No one is hiding from constituents or ducking media interviews.
And Hoosiers have four genuinely good choices.
In reverse alphabetical order, to mix things up, they are Libertarian Lauri S...
State officials want to see more Hoosier students earn college credits or career certifications before they graduate high school.
Indiana leads the nation for students finishing at least one college class in high school, but many students are just one or two classes shy of earning a credential upon graduation.
Others earn high school credit for career technical ...
The Indiana Supreme Court on Thursday declared state Sen. Spencer Deery as a three-vote Republican primary winner over a President Donald Trump-endorsed challenger.
The court issued its decision about three hours after hearing arguments over whether the Indiana Recount Commission acted properly in