Indiana leaders are drawing a direct line between the $38 trillion national debt and America’s long-term security. At the Statehouse, Governor Mike Braun and legislative …

by Casey Smith, Indiana Capital Chronicle February 17, 2026 Indiana voters will decide this fall whether to amend the state constitution to allow judges to …

Jonathan Peternel, the son of politically connected suburban Indianapolis pastor Nathan Peternel, was sentenced Friday in Madison County to six years in prison after pleading …

by Mitzi S. Morris, Indiana Capital Chronicle When a California court discovered more than 90% of the quotes in an attorney’s brief were generated by …

By Abdul-Hakim Shabazz In July 1862, Confederate forces crossed the Ohio River and briefly seized the town of Newburgh, Indiana, just downriver from Evansville. It …

By Abdul-Hakim Shabazz, Esq. On Valentine’s Day, most people write love letters to spouses, partners, or that one person who tolerated them in law school. …

We’re on the air this weekend.  Here’s where you can usually find us… “Indiana Issues” (Radio) Network Indiana (Click Here for a list of stations in …

House Speaker Todd Huston insists things are “busy yet productive” at the Statehouse as lawmakers head into the final two weeks of session. But if …

There’s a new sport in Indiana politics, and it’s not deer season or turkey season, or even rabbit season. It’s RINO season. No Quarter PAC …

Indiana Chamber of Commerce President Vanessa Green Sinders joins Indy Politics to break down this year’s fast‑paced legislative session. We talk about the Chamber’s top priorities …