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State Superintendent Glenda Ritz says her gubernatorial campaign did not accept any financial contributions during the 2015 session of the Indiana General…
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House Minority Leader Scott Pelath (D-Michigan City) says it’s the duty of the minority party to offer alternatives to Republican proposals made during…
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Indiana’s gaming revenue has been in free fall for a few years, and it’s predicted to continue its drop in the upcoming two-year budget cycle. That’s in…
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Indiana’s voter turnout in the last election was the lowest in its history and the worst in the country. Common Cause Indiana’s Julia Vaughn says that’s…
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Cold weather conjures many seasonal thoughts in Lafayette: everything from buying holiday gifts to road work.We address some of those topics on this…
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Six candidates compete in a Republican caucus in Zionsville tonight to fill an open Indiana House seat.Rep. Steve Braun (R-Zionsville) resigned…
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Amtrak could maintain operations of the passenger rail line from Indianapolis to Chicago after negotiations broke down this weekend between the Indiana…
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House Minority Leader Scott Pelath (D-Michigan City) says his caucus took a step back in 2014 after losing two seats but promises 2016 will be a very…
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As the 2015 Indiana legislative session approaches, education leaders around the state are readying their pitches for a group of lawmakers charged with…
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The power of the governor to cut state funding or require agencies to send money back to the general fund could be reigned in when the General Assembly…