Governor maintains that Indiana’s elections are secure, despite DOJ sending monitors
Statewide News
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Governor maintains that Indiana’s elections are secure, despite DOJ sending monitors
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Federal election monitors won’t enter Indiana polling sites, officials say
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Data centers have become an issue in midterm election
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Indiana virtual school’s $44M fraud trial begins for former director. Founder pleads guilty
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Department of Justice to monitor voting in Marion and Lake counties
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Illegal voting charge filed against noncitizen in Vigo County
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State Sen. Ron Alting to resign following shoplifting allegations
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Amelia Earhart search team says object in satellite image was likely trees, not plane wreckage
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No Kings rally outside Indiana governor’s residence urges voters to turn out in November
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Braun says execution will move forward, despite botched lethal injection in Tennessee
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Indiana Farm Bureau wants tax changes and more funding ahead of legislative session
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Indiana farm fatalities continue to decline, Purdue report finds
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Indiana former postal worker pleads guilty in $34M mail-stealing scheme
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125 Hoosier National Guard members deploying to Texas for immigration enforcement support
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Todd Rokita says he wants to expose terrorists. Pro-Palestine groups say it’s a publicity stunt
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Sen. Ron Alting disclosed ‘concerning changes’ in judgment. It’s too late to take him off the ballot
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Purdue University expedition to look for Amelia Earhart’s plane begins this month
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Joint campus for state blind and deaf schools hits construction milestone
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An Indiana psychiatric hospital chain promised reform. Allegations of abuse and neglect continued
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Five Indianapolis police officers charged for misusing Flock cameras
