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Recent Events at Illinois State University and Illinois Wesleyan University Brought Historical Artifacts to Light and Addressed Persistent Campus Legends, Fostering Community Connection.

Francisco Aguilar Romero Faces Charges Related to Allegedly Voting in Multiple Indiana Elections While Ineligible, Marking Indiana's First Such Prosecution of a Noncitizen.

Shillings, Identifying as a Working-Class Hoosier, Aims to Modernize State Business Services and Online Election Transparency While Challenging Expanded Voter Scrutiny.

Republican Ron Alting, Facing Shoplifting Allegations, Announced He Would Step Down If Voters Return Him to Office, Citing Ongoing Medical Evaluations.

Republican Secretary of State Candidate Max Engling and State Representative Jim Pressel Are Backing Efforts to Identify and Prosecute Trucking Businesses That Evade Safety Oversight by Frequently Changing Names.

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita and Vigo County Prosecutor Terry Modesitt Have Filed Felony Charges in What Rokita Describes as the State's First Such Prosecution.

Several Districts Across Vigo, Clay, and Surrounding Counties Feature New Incumbents and Fresh Challengers Vying for Statehouse Seats.

The State's K-12 Chronic Absenteeism Rate Dropped to Just Under 15% in 2026, Though Officials Cite a Lack of Perceived Relevance as a Key Factor in High School Non-Attendance.

Democrat Beau Bayh Holds Advantages in Voter Support and Name Recognition Over Republican Max Engling in the Final Weeks of the Indiana Secretary of State Campaign, According to a Recent Poll.

While Republicans Maintain a Significant Majority, Democrats Aim to Flip Key Districts, Focusing on Voter Frustration with Costs and One-Party Rule.

Caresource Program Connects Medicaid Members to Jobs, Yielding Significant Savings and Community Investment Across Indiana.

Jeffrey Weisheit Asked the Indiana Parole Board for a Life Sentence Instead of Execution, Apologizing for Killing Two Children but Struggling to Fully Explain His Actions.

The Sycamores Earned Back-To-Back Draws Against UIC and Third-Ranked Illinois State This Past Weekend, Extending Their Consecutive Ties to Three Matches.

Indiana State Runners Logged Multiple Career-Best Times and Seven Secured Top 20 Program Finishes at the Under Armour Pre-National Invitational in Terre Haute.

Truist Securities Analyst Barry Jonas Indicates 'Sizable Interest' From Potential Buyers for Nine Gaming Properties, Though a Transaction Is Not Expected to Be Announced Until Later This Year.

The Initiative, Sponsored by the Drug Enforcement Administration, Aims to Prevent Prescription Drug Abuse and Theft Through Proper Medication Disposal.

Students and Community Members Gathered for the Annual Tree-Lighting Ceremony, Featuring Entertainment and Remarks From University and City Leaders.

A Proposal to Build a Facility with 12 Small Modular Reactors Is Examining the Former Breed Generating Station Southwest of Terre Haute.

Around 100 Participants Gathered at the State's First Capitol, with Many Expressing Discontent with the Trump Administration and Advocating for Ballot Education.

The Indiana Parole Board Heard Emotional Testimony and Legal Arguments Monday Regarding a Clemency Request From Jeffrey Weisheit, Who Is Scheduled for Execution on November 5.

The Republican Candidate, Who Worked for Kevin Mccarthy and Jim Banks, Focuses on Election Integrity as He Seeks a Statewide Office for the First Time.

Republican Max Engling Is Challenging a New Television Advertisement From Democrat Beau Bayh's Campaign, Claiming It Falsely Portrays His Driving Record.

Indiana Farm Bureau Representatives Urged Lawmakers to Address Discrepancies in Agricultural Property Valuations, While State Officials Discussed Broader Assessment Reforms and Ongoing Childcare Voucher Programs.

Voters Statewide Are Considering Public Question 1, an Amendment That Would Allow Judges to Deny Bail Entirely for Many Accused Individuals, Altering a Fundamental Constitutional Right.

Campaign Finance Reports Show Democratic Candidate Beau Bayh Spent More Than Double His Republican Opponent, Max Engling, in the Most Recent Filing Period.

Known for a Historic Upset, Ballard Seeks to Overcome Significant Campaign Challenges and Reform the State's Election Office with a Non-Partisan Approach.

Federally Regulated Financial Exchanges, Which Allow Trading on Future Events Including Elections and Sports, Face Pushback From 21 States, with Potential Legislative Action in Indiana by 2027.

Rapid Expansion of Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure Across Indiana Highlights Environmental and Resource Concerns, Prompting a Framework for Local Control Over Development.

A Recent Statewide Survey Indicates Significant Voter Dissatisfaction with the Job Performance of President Donald Trump and Governor Mike Braun, Alongside Broad Opposition to New Data Center Construction and Early Redistricting.

The Indiana High School Athletic Association Has Greenlit "Personal Brand Activities," Allowing Dozens of Students to Monetize Their Name, Image, and Likeness, Though State Lawmakers Have Decided Against Immediate Regulation.

Jeffrey Weisheit's Legal Team Asks State's Highest Court to Postpone His November 5 Execution by Two Weeks to Allow Expert Analysis for Clemency Review.

Hoosiers in Terre Haute and Across the State Will Face Ballot Questions Concerning Four Judges, with Experts Offering Guidance on How to Make Informed Choices.

Voters Will Choose the State's Chief Financial Officer, Responsible for Managing Indiana's $26 Billion in Annual State Revenues and Ensuring Fiscal Transparency.

Indiana Officials Urge Residents in 21 Affected Counties to Apply for Federal Assistance by October 25, While 200 Remain in Emergency Housing.

New State Reforms Aim to Protect Vulnerable Children, Honest Providers, and Taxpayers From Fraud, Waste, and Improper Payments in the Applied Behavioral Analysis Program.

The Candidate, Son and Grandson of Prominent State Democrats, Outlines His Motivations While Addressing Criticisms About His Background and Resume.

Approximately 125 Hoosier Guard Members From Plymouth Will Serve a Nearly Yearlong Deployment in Southern Texas, Supporting Federal Immigration Enforcement and Relieving a Unit From Monticello.

The Move Marks a Rare Instance of a Non-Major Party Candidate Mounting a Widespread Television Campaign in Indiana, with Ads Starting Next Week.

Project Lifesaver Will Equip Vulnerable Residents with Tracking Transmitters to Assist Deputies in Rapid Location Efforts Across the County.

Incumbent Representatives Across Indiana Face Challengers with Competing Plans for Federal Policy and Local Concerns as Early Voting Begins.

The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles Achieved Top National Rankings for Customer Satisfaction and Generated Millions From Its Popular 'Blackout' License Plates, Even as It Continues to Sell Hoosiers' Personal Data to Third Parties.

The Indiana Commission for Higher Education Plans to Restore Performance Funding, but Ball State's President Believes the Timing Is Premature for Gaining Legislative Support.

Former Lieutenant Governor Sue Ellspermann, a Longtime Republican, Publicly Backed Lincoln Party Candidate Greg Ballard, Emphasizing His Nonpartisan Track Record and Integrity for Hoosier Voters.

New Bipartisan Legislation and Evidence-Based Programs Aim to Help Hoosier Families Overcome Financial Challenges and Move Out of Poverty.

The Weather Phenomenon Is Predicted to Be Historically Strong, Potentially Altering Global Weather Patterns and Impacting Commodity Markets for Years.

The Newly Formed Party, Aiming to Secure Automatic Statewide Ballot Access, Released Its Foundational Principles on Wednesday, Drawing Varied Reactions.

Campaign Finance and Donor Ties Lead to Disputes Between Republican Max Engling and Democrat Beau Bayh as Election Day Approaches.

Despite High Voter Registration Rates, Low Participation Persists as Media Outlets Develop New Strategies to Assist Hoosiers with Complex Ballots.

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