The former Speaker of the Indiana House delivered the necessary petitions to the state election division accompanied by his son Thursday morning.

Mike Pence will be unopposed in the GOP primary for Indiana governor.

Indiana's public school districts would be prohibited from charging fees for school bus service under a bill advancing in the General Assembly.

The state Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments that ousted Secretary of State Charlie White's replacement should be his Democratic challenger Vop Osili

The Indiana attorney general's office says it will object to a legal move by Democrats to put their 2010 secretary of state candidate in office following

Republican State Treasurer Richard Mourdock will be on the ballot in the May primary for U.S. Senate.

The former Republican prosecutor for a northern Indiana county is seeking the Democratic nomination to challenge Republican Rep. Marlin Stutzman in this year's

Indiana's gubernatorial candidates are submitting the thousands of signatures needed to get on the ballot that also double as early signs of support for their

A Marion County judge has ordered Indiana House Republicans to return some fines levied against House Democrats in the right-to-work battle and has blocked

The Indiana Democratic Party went to court Monday in an effort to win control of the secretary of state's office.

Football fans in Indianapolis for the Super Bowl who found themselves inexplicably pondering labor law and political brinksmanship have a Democratic state

Indiana Secretary of State Charlie White was found guilty early Saturday morning of felony election fraud charges, and the governor appointed an interim

While AFL-CIO leaders assured Super Bowl organizers they would not try to disrupt Super Bowl activities in protest of Indians’ recently enacted right-to-work

Right to Work protestors rallied on toward Super Bowl Village following the passage of the right-to-work bill Wednesday. They wanted their message to be heard