Who’s a real Hoosier? Secretary of state candidates spar over time in Indiana.
by Tom Davies, Indiana Capital Chronicle September 24, 2026 The birth of Beau Bayh and his twin brother was headline news across Indiana in 1995 …
Indiana superintendents say they’re cutting jobs because of property tax reforms
by Mackenzi Klemann, Indiana Capital Chronicle September 23, 2026 Dozens of Indiana’s public school superintendents say their districts will cut teaching and support staff in …
Indiana Fiscal Policy Panel Weighs Inflation, Education, and Population in State’s Future
The Indiana Fiscal Policy Institute (IFPI) used its 2026 annual election luncheon to spotlight four key measurements that experts say will shape the state’s economic …
How will Indiana define medical frailty? State is still working out the details.
by Mackenzi Klemann, Indiana Capital Chronicle September 22, 2026 The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration still doesn’t know who will qualify for a medical …
Schrödinger’s Voter, Part II
In quantum physics, there’s a famous thought experiment about a cat sealed in a box, both alive and dead until someone opens the lid. Regular …
Ford Takes Stock of Spartz
U.S. Rep. Victoria Spartz has sent a letter to Democratic challenger J.D. Ford demanding that his campaign correct or remove statements on its website about …
The Merger Is the Easy Part
by Andrew Dezelan The legislature wrote the test for township mergers. Nobody wrote the study guide. Indiana spent twenty years arguing about whether townships should …
Judge refuses to bar Center Township constable from office in residency challenge
A Marion County judge has denied a request to block Center Township Constable Kenneth Allen from exercising the powers of his office while a lawsuit …
Why I’m Supporting Max Engling for Indiana Secretary of State
By: Mike Neal I have known Max Engling for a few years, and during that time, I have seen his work ethic and dedication firsthand. …
Indiana is leading the way in K-12 education
by State Representative Ben Smaltz Hoosier students deserve an education system that prepares them not just to graduate but to succeed in today’s economy – …