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With unemployment rising and tax revenues falling, officials have begun looking in unusual places for answers to the economic crisis, one such place is Marion, Ind.
Ohio voters are poised to weigh in on a ballot question that would authorize casinos in Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus and Toledo.
A special election has chugged into northwest Indiana concerning the South Shore and higher taxes.
Polls will be open in Porter County from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. today for the vote about a regional transportation authority. Despite a court of appeals ruling earlier this year, Indiana voters will still be required to show their photo IDs at the polls. The ballot question will read: "Shall there be created the Northern Indiana Regional Transportation District under IC 8-24 to provide a regional ...
We're coming up on the one year anniversary of last year's historic presidential election. Monday night, one of Indiana's most influential Republicans is spoke out about his party, and the president.
It’s Election Day again. About one year ago at this time, the campus was buzzing with people getting ready to vote, debating and anxiously waiting to see everything from if then-Sen. Barack Obama could beat Sen. John McCain to if Indiana would ditch Gov. Mitch Daniels.
A question on Tuesday's election ballot could determine whether Indiana loses more than $100 million in tax revenue and Kentucky's horseracing industry falls farther behind in the race for casino profits. But it won't be Hoosiers or Kentuckians casting the ballots.
ANDERSON — Kim Builta has her eye on the prize for the 36th Indiana House of Representatives district: jobs.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- Secretary of State Todd Rokita says Indiana residents voting in upcoming special elections will still be subject to the state's Voter ID law despite a recent court ruling.
“In our final analysis, we anticipate that it would be better to have it than not,” said Bill Hanna of the Northwest Indiana Regional Development Authority.
In past commentaries here on the need for rational redistricting in Indiana, we have noted that the northernmost county in our 8th Congressional District — Warren County — is closer to Chicago than it is to Evansville. But Indiana Secretary of State Todd Rokita has an even better example. He says that that northernmost point of the 8th Congressional District is closer to Milwaukee, Wis., than ...
Indiana also impacted by Ohio Issue Three
At a brief Switz City Council meeting Monday evening, clerk- treasurer Carla Porter reported that Southern Indiana Development Commission (SIDC) had contacted her regarding the Rehabilitation Housing Project and said that there would only be funding for half of the amount that was originally requested.
There are several contested races on the municipal level throughout Indiana County. Here's a look at who's on the ballot. In Banks Township, two men looking to hold their first elected offices are running for supervisor.
INDIANAPOLIS — Secretary of State Todd Rokita says Indiana residents voting in upcoming special elections will still be subject to the state's Voter ID law despite a recent court ruling. Rokita says the Indiana Court of Appeals' recent ruling overturning the Voter ID law is not final and will have no impact on the law's enforcement.
As voters in Porter and St. Joseph counties prepare to vote Tuesday on whether to create a Regional Transportation District, some public officials suggested the new district -- if approved -- would replace the existing Northwest Indiana Regional Development Authority.