Trump marijuana rescheduling order sparks split reaction in Indiana
President Donald Trump on Thursday signed an executive order directing his administration to move marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III under the federal Controlled …
Braun Emphasizes Results, Downplays Internal GOP Tensions in Year-End Interview
In an end of the year interview with Indy Politics, Indiana Governor Mike Braun closed out 2025 pointing to education gains, government restructuring, and property …
Courts Award Indy Politics Publisher More Than $3 Million in Defamation Cases
By Indy Politics Indiana courts have entered judgments in two defamation cases brought by Indy Politics publisher Abdul-Hakim Shabazz against Gabriel “Gabe” Whitley, resulting in …
Marion County sheriff to run for open state Indiana Senate seat
by Niki Kelly, Indiana Capital Chronicle December 16, 2025 Marion County Sheriff Kerry Forestal — who is term-limited — will run for the Senate District …
Attorney general sues pornographic websites
by Niki Kelly, Indiana Capital Chronicle December 15, 2025 Attorney General Todd Rokita is suing about 50 sexually explicit websites, alleging they have violated Indiana’s …
State budget cuts, and now federal budget cuts, diminish IU
by Nate LaMar Indiana’s politically-engaged have all jokingly heard the term, “People’s Republic of Bloomington,” while those less politically-engaged may all either love or hate …
Indiana’s Resistance Was Far From Futile
(Brace yourself. This is what all our total geekdom references have been building towards.) There’s a phrase I learned a long time ago in law …
Braun Appoints Three New Members to Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission
Gov. Mike Braun announced Friday the appointment of three new members to the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission, saying the selections reflect his administration’s focus on …
Indiana Senate Rethinks Redistricting
by Tom Davies and Casey Smith, Indiana Capital Chronicle Audio by Indy Politics December 11, 2025 The Republican-dominated Indiana Senate spurned months of demands from …
Crider a “Hard No” on New Congressional Maps, Says Pressure Tactics Only Harden His Position
With the Indiana Senate poised to vote Thursday on whether to redraw the state’s congressional districts, at least one Republican lawmaker says his mind is …