Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb on Thursday released a joint statement with 24 other Republican governors in support of Texas Gov. Greg Abbott.

A new Netflix documentary featuring Will Ferrell and Harper Steele includes an “uncomfortable” encounter with Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb.

After teasing a run for months, Democrat Jennifer McCormick announced Thursday she is running for governor in 2024. 

Lake Research Partners conducted the poll for the Wells campaign, calling 600 likely voters between August 26 and September 2.

Polling data takes up more space in my world than campaign ads do. It’s truly remarkable.

Indiana Sen. Todd Young says he won't support former President Donald Trump's 2024 Republican presidential nomination.

Students readying their own production of a cancelled play with LGBTQ+ themes invited Indiana's governor and lawmakers to the performance.

Young among four U.S. Senate Republicans to hold the floor until the wee hours Thursday, urging colleague to lift nominations blockade

Todd Rokita on Monday became Indiana's second consecutive attorney general brought up on disciplinary charges.

Let’s get straight to the point. Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is a disgraceful public servant, and so is the Medical Licensing Board.

Ohio is in the midst of a ballot initiative melee that can only be described as pulling the rug out from under its citizens.

Lucas was cooperative — even joking, at times — with police after he was arrested for driving under the influence, new footage shows.

A new poll by the Our Choice Coalition shows 64% of those surveyed believe abortion should be legal in all or most costs.

Democrat Destiny Wells on Monday announced that she's running for Indiana attorney general, in her second bid for statewide office.

The Mike and Micah political show in Indiana has a whole host of serious problems.

The Indiana Supreme Court Disciplinary Commission on Monday filed a petition to release the conditional agreement signed by Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita in his reprimand case.

After teasing a run for months, Democrat Jennifer McCormick announced Thursday she is running for governor in 2024. 

Jamey Noel could spend upwards of a decade in prison after a judge accepted his guilty plea to more than a dozen felony charges.

U.S. Rep. Greg Pence joins three other Hoosiers leaving Congress this year, marking a turning point for the Indiana delegation.

The Indiana Senate is pushing legislation to allow public and charter schools to establish chaplains’ offices.

The doctor who provided abortion care to a 10-year-old rape victim is suing Attorney General Todd Rokita for his "baseless investigation."

Indiana Democratic lawmakers were critical of their Republican counterparts on what was supposed to be the first day of a special session.

Maternal deaths rose, more than doubling for some ethnicities, according to a new study on maternal deaths.

Indiana's attorney general sent at least three civil investigative demands to medical providers for information about gender-affirming care.

Democrat Dr. Valerie McCray will face off against Republican congressman Jim Banks in the race for Indiana’s open U.S. Senate seat.

Indiana launched its school voucher program in 2011 to help children from poor families but morphed into a state subsidy for religious education

Indiana has lost more than 260 acres of wetlands since Summer 2021, according to a group of Hoosier environmental organizations.

Rep. Jim Lucas was arrested and held in the Jackson County jail after police said he drove while intoxicated and left the scene of a crash

A House committee voted to advance a ban on gender-affirming care for transgender minors, which now moves to the full chamber.

Democratic candidate for governor Jennifer McCormick announced that she had enough signatures to qualify for the 2024 ballot.

U.S. Mike Braun's latest ad focused on border/national issues that have nothing to do with being governor of Indiana.

Lucas drove nearly three miles away from a crash scene after he allegedly struck a guardrail and drove the wrong way on an I-65 ramp.

Indiana’s largest teachers union gave official support to Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jennifer McCormick on Wednesday.

Longtime Democratic lawmaker Rep. Ed DeLaney is calling for the next state budget to reverse yearslong drops in school tuition support.

Maybe you saw the yard signs this summer? Across Indiana, a private group has promoted the money a child can receive for private school.

Attorney General Todd Rokita publishes a release from his office criticizing state data reporting during COVID-19.

In a sworn affidavit, Rokita admitted his comments violated attorney rules. But he was unrepentant in a lengthy news release.

Indiana’s private school voucher program grew by 20% in the 2022-23 school year — the largest increase in nearly 10 years, per a new report.

A state contractor mistakenly registered as a lobbyist for Indianapolis rather than Indiana, Attorney General Todd Rokita's office confirmed

Hoosier girls are increasingly facing mental health challenges according to a new report published this month.

Book banning, reshelving in school and public libraries has moved beyond obscenity and pornography to the ridiculous.

The Federal Election Commission levied a hefty fine this week against U.S. Sen. Mike Braun's campaign committee for 2018 finance violations.

Mike Braun faces a “serious threat” to his candidacy after Micah Beckwith was selected as his running mate, according to a memo by Jim Bopp.

Successful politicians fight the urge to be blunt because of the historical danger it brings. Last Thursday, Sen. Mike Braun lost that battle.

Indiana's attorney general continued his fight on culture wars issues, this time on reproductive health care records and workplace diversity.

An Illinois jury ruled that a company previously chaired by a Senate candidate conspired to raise egg prices.

Prices at hospitals vary by location but a solution can be found in all-payer rate setting, something done by other states.

Clinging to unpopular policies is more than just a pain in the neck for the majority. It leads to all kinds of erosion in our communities. 

Banks, Tuberville focus more on being someone and scoring political points than rolling in sleeves and governing.

Full-time workers in Indiana need to earn at least $19 an hour to afford rent on a two-bedroom home, new report shows

The online absentee ballot aplication went back online Friday, just six weeks before the ballots themselves are due for an upcoming election.

Ranked choice voting would solve the problem of an election winner being chosen by far fewer than a majority of votes cast.

A new dashboard by the Indiana Attorney General’s Office makes public dozens of allegations of alleged indoctrination in schools.

Taylor Swift has changed the music industry and fueled an entire economy. Bsome choose instead to focus on her dating history instead.

Mental health was top-of-mind Wednesday for First Lady Jill Biden, who visited Westfield High School to speak with students and counselors. 

Faculty from across Indiana descended on the Statehouse to speak against a bill that would increase lawmaker oversight of Indiana colleges.

Indiana's Republican-dominated General Assembly led the redistricting process. It approved new maps in October 2021.

As a young Hoosier who will inherit the state's environmental and public finances, I wish our state legislators understood this.

The Indiana Supreme Court Disciplinary Commission on Monday filed a petition to release the conditional agreement signed by Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita in his reprimand case.

Freshman Sen. Tyler Johnson, R-Leo, urged a court last week to seal his medical malpractice case from the public.

Indiana senators ditched a bill on Monday that would have changed the definition of toxic PFAS chemicals to exempt used by manufacturers.

Democrats in Congress reintroduced a bill Wednesday that would guarantee access to birth control regardless of future Supreme Court rulings

U.S. Rep. Jim Banks hasn't accepted an invitation to debate Democrat Valerie McCray or Libertarian Andrew Horning in the race to fill Indiana's open U.S. Senate seat.

The next governor and other top elected officials would see a pay raise under proposed language in the latest budget.

A series of billboards cropping up around Indiana are making an unusual call to Hoosier Democrats: vote Republican this May.

Lawmakers learned of a $1B shortfall in forecasted Medicaid expenses Tuesday following an "accounting error."

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is under investigation by the Indiana Supreme Court Disciplinary Commission.

The Indiana General Assembly has put forward a slate of hate — an onslaught of bills targeting LGBTQ Hoosiers and singling out trans kids.

Rep. Jim Lucas is in time-out after ​​he pleaded guilty to two misdemeanors in connection with his arrest for driving under the influence.

Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch and a handful of lawmakers urged FSSA on Monday to reconsider proposed Medicaid cuts to attendant caregiver pay.

Lines between church and state blurred as lawmakers approved bills to increase students’ access to faith leaders and religious instruction.

A bill that seeks to ban materials deemed “harmful to minors” in school and public libraries drew sharp debate Wednesday at the Statehouse.

The DNC said the funds were a boost to historic state support. It's already spent more than $535,000 in Indiana during this cycle.

The Suzanne Crouch I have covered for more than a decade has never really been about politics. That’s why the Suzanne Crouch running for governor has given me a bit of whiplash.

Indiana's attorney general drew backlash after he praised Kanye West, and later commended Christopher Columbus for “discovering America.”

Indiana can't "preference his viewpoint over ours," Satanic Planet frontman argues of Christian musician who rallied at Statehouse.

A federal judge will determine whether to pause a proposed ban prohibiting gender-affirming care for transgender children. 

A new Indiana law that critics say will ban discussions about LGBTQ people in schools now faces a legal challenge.