Tully's Corner
The Indianapolis Star - Sun Jul 12, 2:00 am ETMatthew Tully is The Star's political columnist. Each Sunday, Tully's Corner takes a look at the latest goings-on in Indiana politics.
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Matthew Tully is The Star's political columnist. Each Sunday, Tully's Corner takes a look at the latest goings-on in Indiana politics.
As Kevin Brobson meets residents of Pennsylvania, he does two things: He explains to them what the Commonwealth Court is, and he tries to convince them that he has the specific qualifications to be a judge on that court.
Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele hailed Indiana's success at maintaining a budget surplus while other states face deficits and said Wednesday that the GOP will build on that example as a springboard for its comeback.
Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele told party leaders on Wednesday that the GOP will build on Indiana's success as a springboard for its comeback.
INDIANAPOLIS —Auditions for the Indiana Pacers dance squad, the Indiana Pacemates, will be held Monday and Tuesday, with an audition showcase and squad announcement on July 22, at Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. Auditions begin at 5 p.m.
A real estate company is planning to build 33 affordable housing units in Galesburg, investing $6.1 million in the community and creating a surge in business for local construction contractors. The Sterling Group, a private development company based in Indiana, has entered into a partnership with Carver Center to develop 33 lots in Galesburg.
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (Indiana's NewsCenter) - The Allen County election board has a full agenda when they meet Thursday afternoon. The board will consider posting campaign finance reports on its web site, and increasing the use of voting centers, which can replace or supplement precinct voting.
The number of people seeking gun permits has soared in Kentucky and Indiana this year, apparently sparked by fears that President Barack Obama's administration has an anti-firearms agenda.
The public debate over the proposed Northern Indiana Regional Transportation District may have kicked off in earnest on Tuesday, with a scorching rejection of the new agency from County Commissioner President Robert Harper.
By a 7-2 vote, Fort Wayne City Council endorsed an ordinance that would give Indiana firms a slight preference in selling commodities or services to the city.
Indiana companies will soon have an edge when competing for Fort Wayne contracts. The City Council on Tuesday overwhelmingly supported a bill to give preferences to Hoosier companies seeking certain city work.
Basic, irreversible changes are occurring in Iran -- begun and directed by the Iranian people themselves -- says Indiana University Professor Jamsheed Choksy, a specialist on Iranian history and religions.
The rise in Kentucky and Indiana is being attributed to fears that the president has an anti-firearms agenda. Video: Gun shops short on ammo Video: Gun rights hot topic at NRA convention Video: Ted Nugent speaks out on gun control Gun registrations surge
Chicken Little clucking about impending doom has ceased. The sky didn't fall. Indiana has no shutdown of vital state services.
The Indiana House has voted to pass a new two-year state budget after an impassioned debate that reflected deep divisions among lawmakers.
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana House voted 62-37 today for a new two-year state budget.