In Indiana, politics news means legislative sessions, election results, government policy and civic life. The page covers actions taken by public officials and the legislative developments that shape the state.
Republican caucus replaces Todd Huston after a major election night upset that also reshapes the state Senate's leadership.
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Do you think Indiana's state government is making everyday costs more affordable?
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Do you trust your local government to act honestly?
Democrats won several Republican-held county and state House seats in Clark and Floyd counties during the 2026 midterm elections.
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Should the U.S. invest more in domestic drone testing and manufacturing facilities?
The event highlights drone testing capabilities at local Indiana training centers.
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Do you trust your local state representative to serve your community well?
Republican Jake Teshka defeated Democrat Oliver Davis by a 0.8% margin in the Indiana House District 7 state representative race.
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Do you trust large companies to treat their workers fairly?
The Association of Flight Attendants-CWA is urging an end to BP's lockout of more than 800 workers at its Whiting, Indiana refinery.
Proposed oversight aims to curb trucking firms that reregister under new names to dodge safety investigations.
Regular subjects here include statehouse debates, election filings, public policy changes and the interactions between government bodies. Reporting reaches from the capital to the rural counties where policies are applied. Indiana has a biennial budget cycle that dictates the rhythm of the legislative calendar every other year. Election seasons generate significant attention as districts and voting patterns shift.
