What happened with threatened lawsuit over secretary of state's race ad? • Indiana Capital Chronicle

Republican secretary of state candidate Max Engling’s campaign says it will wait until after the election is over before filing a threatened lawsuit against Democrat Beau Bayh over a TV ad.

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Indiana GOP pushing for Republicans to vote — and not stray from the party • Indiana Capital Chronicle

It seems Indiana’s Republicans and Democrats are working to squeeze out all the Republican votes they can as Election Day approaches.

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Indiana justices weigh whether golf course must stop balls from landing on neighbor's property • Indiana Capital Chronicle

A dispute over 1,500 errant golf balls a year reaches the Indiana Supreme Court with questions about trespass and comparative fault.

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College students in swing states rally against off-campus voting sites, student ID bans • Indiana Capital Chronicle

College student leaders around the country are pushing to make voting more accessible to college students. Students have protested against laws and decisions from local election officials that they…

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Time for change? Permanent daylight saving time bill awaiting US Senate action • Indiana Capital Chronicle

Senators are due to return to Washington from a lengthy recess on Nov. 9, and a push for year-round daylight saving time is expected.

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As feds cut key fee, Indiana Medicaid chief warns changes needed to avoid 'catastrophic situation' • Indiana Capital Chronicle

The leader of Indiana's Medicaid program says the state must change up a widely used low-income health insurance program as the federal government slashes a key funding source over the next five…

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Federal election monitors won't enter Indiana polling sites, officials say • Indiana Capital Chronicle

Two-dozen federal Department of Justice monitors will observe Election Day voting in two Indiana counties from outside the polling locations, election officials said Wednesday.

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Federal election monitors won't enter Indiana polling sites, officials say • Indiana Capital Chronicle

Two-dozen federal Department of Justice monitors will observe Election Day voting in two Indiana counties from outside the polling locations, election officials said Wednesday.

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Indiana parole board urges governor to reject death row inmate's bid to avoid execution • Indiana Capital Chronicle

The Indiana Parole Board urged Gov. Mike Braun to deny clemency to Jeffrey Weisheit, sentenced to death for killing two children.

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Commentary: We’re drowning in sketchy information. Media literacy can keep you from going under. • Indiana Capital Chronicle

News media play a big role in bridging trust with the public and providing information for people to act on. But so does everyone else.

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Brighter streetlights cut nighttime violence, but only for a while, study finds • Indiana Capital Chronicle

As days grow shorter and darkness arrives earlier across much of the country, a new study suggests that brighter streetlights may help reduce nighttime violence — at least temporarily.

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Indiana unveils medical frailty exception to upcoming HIP work requirements • Indiana Capital Chronicle

State officials on Tuesday revealed how they'll apply a new federal definition for medical frailty, a key but contested exemption to fast-approaching work requirements for tens of thousands of…

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GOP elected officials rush to support secretary of state nominee • Indiana Capital Chronicle

High-ranking Republican politicians are pouring money into Max Engling’s secretary of state candidacy as the race comes down to the wire.

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Indiana unveils medical frailty exception to upcoming HIP work requirements • Indiana Capital Chronicle

State officials on Tuesday revealed how they'll apply a new federal definition for medical frailty, a key but contested exemption to fast-approaching work requirements for tens of thousands of…

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Federal regulators crack down on organ donation groups • Indiana Capital Chronicle

Federal regulators are cracking down on the nonprofits responsible for coordinating organ donations, aiming to begin shutting down substandard groups by early next year.

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Child welfare adviser wrapping up his work this year • Indiana Capital Chronicle

Special advisor Adam Krupp will likely wrap up his state employment by the end of the year after he completes a comprehensive evaluation of the state’s child welfare system.

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Republican cash advantage showing up with late spending in Indiana legislative races • Indiana Capital Chronicle

Republicans are making big money drops in a handful of Indiana legislative races as they aim to secure their General Assembly supermajority

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Commentary: AI isn't going to erase low-wage jobs. It's going to split them • Indiana Capital Chronicle

Most of the talk about artificial intelligence and work asks how many jobs will disappear. For the families United Way works with, a better question is which jobs, and what the ones left behind pay.

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Most US House races aren’t competitive. What does that mean for how lawmakers govern? • Indiana Capital Chronicle

Fewer than 5% of U.S. House races are seen by a top political analysis as truly competitive heading into November’s midterm elections, giving relatively few voters the ability to determine which…

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More Hoosier women are delivering at home. Is it safe? • Indiana Capital Chronicle

A series of infant and maternal deaths overseen by unlicensed midwives led Hoosier lawmakers to legalize and regulate the practice to make it safer. Thirteen years later, Hoosier women are…

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Indiana Supreme Court rejects inmate's bid to delay execution for brain scans • Indiana Capital Chronicle

Jeffrey Weisheit’s Nov. 5 execution remains on schedule after Indiana’s highest court rejected a delay for brain scans.

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DOJ sending election observers to Indianapolis, Lake County • Indiana Capital Chronicle

Federal observers are coming to Indiana's Marion and Lake counties on Election Day as voters in the two heavily Democratic areas cast their votes.

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White House visits, overseas conferences among Indiana officials’ $132K in travel expenses • Indiana Capital Chronicle

The governor, statewide elected officials and top appointees listed a combined $132,572 in travel-related expenses last fiscal year.

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Commentary: Schools are making cuts even though more money is coming in • Indiana Capital Chronicle

Many of you will see a property tax referendum for your local school district on your ballot this year. And you have likely heard lots of concern from superintendents and school boards about cuts to…

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Engling, Bayh duel over key differences in secretary of state race • Indiana Capital Chronicle

Democrat Beau Bayh and Republican Max Engling agree on one thing: Indiana's next secretary of state must investigate Diego Morales, the scandal-plagued outgoing SOS.

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Engling, Bayh duel over key differences in secretary of state race • Indiana Capital Chronicle

Democrat Beau Bayh and Republican Max Engling agree on one thing: Indiana's next secretary of state must investigate Diego Morales, the scandal-plagued outgoing SOS.

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USDA offering $8B in farmer relief payments • Indiana Capital Chronicle

Farmers will be eligible to receive one-time payments from USDA to provide relief for high fuel and input costs.

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Evan Bayh drains his federal campaign accounts with $2.4M to state Dems amid son's race • Indiana Capital Chronicle

Former U.S. Sen. Evan Bayh has now handed over most of his stockpiled campaign cash by giving more than $1.7 million this month to Indiana Democratic Party accounts in the final weeks of his son’s…

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Indiana treasurer race draws competing visions for managing state funds • Indiana Capital Chronicle

Treasurer candidates Daniel Elliott and Coumba Kebe offer competing priorities for Indiana’s money, infrastructure and savings programs.

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Senator facing theft investigation says he will resign if reelected, citing 'changes in my judgment' • Indiana Capital Chronicle

Weeks after allegations of shoplifting broke, Sen. Ron Alting has resigned his Senate post after 28 years in the chamber.

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