2 hrs ago | Politico
Information flow crucial to democracy
Without a free and independent press, transparency and accountability are just cheap and cynical slogans.
4 hrs ago | Daily Journal
Pence putting stamp on Indiana with new goals
Gov. Mike Pence announced Monday he will shuffle where state agencies focus most of their efforts as he begins putting his stamp on state government, halfway through his first year in office.
8 hrs ago | Daily Reporter
Trooper shot, suspect dead in SW Indiana shootout
A shootout between an Indiana trooper and a man robbing a southwestern Indiana gun shop has left the suspect dead and the trooper with non-life threatening injuries.
10 hrs ago | Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal
Scott Walker to speak at business conference in Japan
Gov. Scott Walker will be a guest speaker later this year in Japan at the annual Midwest U.S.-Japan Association Conference, which focuses on establishing business ties and opportunities between the two.
14 hrs ago | The Tribune
OPINION: Editorial: Institute puts state in bioscience forefront
Some of Indiana's top life sciences companies and research universities have banded together to form a new biosciences institute.
18 hrs ago | Daily Journal
Ex-Dem gov candidate Gregg buys 'Country Cupboard'
Gregg announced on his Facebook page that he and his wife had bought "Yagles Country Cupboard" in Bluffton.
22 hrs ago | ESchool News
Missouri court liberates children trapped in failed schools
Speaking at the American Federation for Children conference in Washington, D.C. last month, Governor Mike Pence told the audience, "Fifty years ago we wouldn't let minorities into schools; today we won't let them out," The Huffington Post reports.
Conviction in adult court leads to change
Three years ago, when 12-year-old Paul Henry Gingerich became the youngest person in Indiana ever sent to prison as an adult, his story gained international attention and sparked questions about whether children belong behind bars with grown-up offenders.
Disparate Ind. pols agree ISTEP answers needed
Indiana's top Statehouse leaders all agree they'd like some answers from CTB/McGraw-Hill on the ISTEP+ failures, and they could get some as soon as the end of the week.
Tad DeHaven: Has Mike Pence, as governor, forgotten he's a fiscal conservative?
When he was a high-ranking conservative Republican in the U.S. House of Representatives, Mike Pence was a chief critic of Washington's out-of-control spending and growing debt.
HOWEY: Gray areas make decisions about children difficult
The first was a Feed America study in 21 counties in Central Indiana that revealed that only a daily basis, 320,000 Hoosiers - including 100,000 kids - don't know where their next meal will come from.
Midwives: New law is a step in the right direction
Supporters of midwifery are pleased but not ecstatic with the Midwife Bill signed into law by Gov. Mike Pence, saying it ... Need this information? You may purchase access to it by subscribing for one month to HTO at a cost of $8.95 .
BRADNER: Pence's stands, vision elude, frustrate state's legislators
The Republican-dominated General Assembly perceives Pence to sometimes ignore the practicality of his ideological positions and of when he decides to weigh in on issues, and can grow frustrated as a result of that.
As water park sets to open, Prophetstown officials pledge to resuscitate Native American focus
The youngest Indiana state park is trying to make a name for itself. | Hoosiers know Turkey Run for its great hiking, Brown County for its forested hills, and Indiana Dunes for its sun-drenched beach.
Stores respond to upcoming end of switchblade ban
Indiana's upcoming end to its decades-old ban on switchblades has spurred some of the state's gun stores to start taking pre-orders for the spring-loaded knives.
National standards skeptic named to Ind. board
One of Republican Gov. Mike Pence 's new appointments to the State Board of Education has openly questioned the state's adoption of a national set of reading and math education standards.
Brunswick Corporation : Brunswick Fort Wayne Operations Announces New Production Facility Location
Indiana Governor Mike Pence Supports Boatmaker's Decision to Remain in Indiana FORT WAYNE, Ind., June 14, 2013 - Brunswick Fort Wayne Operations, producer of Harris FloteBote and Cypress Cay pontoons, has announced its new Fort Wayne, Ind., production facility - a 360,000-square-foot manufacturing facility - will be located at 1111 N. Hadley Road.
Governor visits, credits facility's success to 'great Hoosier workers'
Gov. Mike Pence speaks at an event for Caterpillar Reman Powertrain Indiana to mark 30 years in business in Franklin.
100 high-paying jobs coming to Indy
AES Corporation announced during a news conference Friday that Indiana will become its hub for all U.S. operations.
Ind. Law - 'Prison sentence of 12-year-old prompts new juvenile sentencing law'
Maureen Hayden, CNHI Statehouse Bureau, has this story today in several state papers, including the Mt.