• State Politics
Gregg meets requirement for Gov's race

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

Pence challenger Wallace won't be on primary ballot

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

Senate considers school bus fee ban

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

High court to hear Dems' White case

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

House leader balks at creationism bill
AG plans to block Democratic legal move

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

Mourdock, Lugar file for May ballot

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

Ex-GOP runs as Democrat for congress

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

Pence officially files to run for governor

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

Judge blocks fines for boycotting Dems

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

In White's wake, questions remain

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

Bauer tactics unite, divide outnumbered Dems

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

Secretary of State Charlie White removed from office after guilty verdict

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

Occupy plans game day protest

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

Protesters take to Super Bowl Village to get their message across

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

Protesters swarm Super Bowl village
Advertisement
Advertisement