2 GOP candidates removed from ballot for county primaries
For the first time in years, Monroe County Assessor Judy Sharp will have an opponent in a general election. But her challenger might not even be eligible for the office.
For the first time in years, Monroe County Assessor Judy Sharp will have an opponent in a general election. But her challenger might not even be eligible for the office.
A bill aimed at forcing future legislatures to review the effectiveness of some tax credit programs is making some local nonprofit organizations nervous.
House Enrolled Act 1427 requires the board to conduct a review and implement the new standards by July 1, 2014.
Local and Indiana residents gathered outside the office of Rep. Todd Young, R-9th District, Tuesday to pressure Young to support what they call common-sense immigration reform..
Senate Bill 91 adds a definition of “college and career readiness” to the state’s education standards, and Senate Bill 169 makes it a level 5 felony to give someone a firearm if the provider knows that person is legally ineligible from possessing a firearm or intends to use the firearm to commit a crime.
When the full Senate votes on HJR 3, it will do so without the controversial second sentence, the one which banned civil unions and any similar legal status.
After its third committee hearing in two months, HJR 3 will make its way to the floor of the Indiana Senate.
Two important bills this week are restrictions on tanning for minors and state curriculum changes.
Revised abortion legislation, which will add further restrictions on physicians, has passed the Indiana State Senate and is now on its way to the House of Representatives.
With just a few days until the filing deadline for the primary election, some county offices remain uncontested or have not had any candidates express interest inrunning.
Bills to watch: Women veterans and minimum wage
The president’s fifth State of the Union address highlighted divisions within the United States, particularly income inequality.
Check out this recap on last year's State of the Union address before you tune in to Obama's 2014 address at 9 p.m. tonight.
Check up on two bills in the works. One would change how students would pay for college in Indiana and another is from a Senator who wants to put Indiana in the Central Time Zone.
The Monroe County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously in opposition to House Joint Resolution 3, a bill that would define marriage as exclusively between a man and a woman.
The fight about IU’s plan to tear down old houses and build a new fraternity in the University Courts neighborhood could make its way to the Statehouse floor.
House Joint Resolution 3 passed in the House Elections and Apportionment Committee Wednesday evening.
After a hearing in one committee on Indiana’s proposed constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage failed to produce a vote, the resolution was moved to a new committee Tuesday.
U.S. Rep. Todd Young, R-9th District spoke to IU College Republicans at its spring call-out meeting Tuesday night.
U.S. Rep. Todd Young, R-9th District, is officially running for reelection.