Tom Davies, Indiana Capital Chronicle
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The court decided after hearing arguments over whether the Indiana Recount Commission acted properly in disallowing six ballots — all cast for Deery — that lacked a county clerk’s stamp or signature. -
Republican candidate Max Engling criticizes the new party over its lack of policy agenda and unclear process for picking future candidates. -
Lawmakers aren't saying how they would eliminate the tax stream that provides much of the revenue for city and county governments and public school districts. -
The recount determined Paula Copenhaver defeated state Sen. Spencer Deery by three votes. The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear arguments in the case Sept. 10. -
FEMA reports more than 13,000 assistance applications submitted since disaster declaration was granted this week for 21 counties -
Court schedules Sept. 10 hearing over ballots tossed out by Recount Commission in race between Sen. Spencer Deery and Paula Copenhaver -
Neither governor’s office nor former Commissioner Andy Zay admitting any wrongdoing in his removal from rate-setting board -
Republicans attack ex-GOP Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard for supporting then-Gov. Holcomb’s veto of 2022 bill. -
President says pick of Sen. Chris Garten as president pro tem “finishes” his political retribution over redistricting failure -
Gov. Braun says Indiana’s disaster fund has been boosted by money from state government’s surplus
