Former Sen. Brent Waltz (R) of Greenwood was released from federal custody on May 8 – earlier than even his most recent scheduled date of release from incarceration – following his guilty plea related to charges of accepting and [...]
Gina Leichty (D), the choice of Goshen Mayor Jeremy Stutsman (D) to succeed him upon his mid-June resignation, is selected in a Democratic precinct caucus to finish his term as well as fill his position on the November ballot. [...]
We told you long ago about the possible Crouch/Pence ticket in 2024, and now U.S. Rep. Greg Pence (R) makes official that he is backing Lieutenant Governor Suzanne Crouch (R) for governor next year . . . also backing [...]
Researchers at the University of Toronto’s School of Cities analyze anonymized mobile-device connectivity data to estimate foot traffic in select downtown areas nationally, and Axios takes the data to explain that “Downtown activity has returned to, or even exceeded, [...]
In CD 05, Rep. Chuck Goodrich (R) signs on Chris Faulkner of Majority Strategies as a general consultant. Faulkner, who formerly ran South Bend-based Gridiron Communications, was the campaign manager for the first Chocola for Congress campaign almost two-dozen [...]
Sen. Eddie Melton (D) of Gary, who represents the Senate district that is home to Hard Rock Casino Northern Indiana, won the Democratic nomination for mayor of Gary over Mayor Jerome Prince (D). With the nod tantamount to election [...]
CenterPoint Energy tells shareholders Thursday that it will be converting its F.B. Culley Generating Station Unit 3 in Warrick County – the last coal unit operated by CenterPoint – to natural gas by 2027, maintaining its 270 MW capacity. [...]
U.S. Sen. Todd Young (R) joins U.S. Sen. Bill Hagerty (RTN) in reintroducing the “Stop Fentanyl Border Crossings Act,” legislation to add drug smuggling as an additional basis for Title 42 immigration enforcement authority, preserving for Border Patrol agents [...]
General Fund revenue collections for March total $1.50 billion, which again exceeds what were initially believed to be generous projections (all of the estimates here are based on the December 22, 2022, revenue collection forecast). Collections during March run [...]
The 2023 state construction season will see the replacement or resurfacing of more than 1,800 miles of pavement . . . rehabilitation or replacement of 659 bridges . . . 168 projects to improve traffic flow/safety . . . [...]