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Becky Skillman named to ONB Board of Directors
Skillman serves as President/CEO of Radius Indiana, an economic development company for South Central Indiana.
9 hrs ago | The Indianapolis Star
Indiana GOP exodus: Chairman Eric Holcomb, four other party officials announce departures
Indiana Republican Party Chairman Eric Holcomb and two other party officers are stepping down as part of several changes announced today to state committee members.
20 hrs ago | Journalgazette.net
An Indianapolis Star investigation reveals state and regional officials taking huge gambles with casino revenue, with huge losses to show for them.
Bangert: West Lafayette annexation and hints of new development at Purdue
There are times when it pays to go out and take a few photos for posterity's sake to mark how things look around here, circa these days.
Attention turns to Indiana Supreme Court justice in Rockport plant case
As the Indiana Supreme Court prepares to weigh a case that could determine the fate of a controversial $2.8 billion coal-gas plant in Rockport, attention has turned to one of the judges.
Ind. high court: Democrats must pay fines in walkout
House Democrats in this largely Republican state cannot recoup more than $233,000 in fines levied against them because of walkouts they staged in 2011 and 2012, the Indiana Supreme Court ruled Tuesday.
Indiana has never enjoyed a reputation for strong ethics rules. So it was promising when then-Gov. Mitch Daniels instituted guidelines that seemed to raise the bar.
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.
Rose's Diner owner hangs up apron after 25 years
The owner of a Greene County diner who has served locals and celebrities is handing over her apron after 25 years.
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.
Lesley Weidenbener | Ethics rules are good as their enforcement
Some may think I'm naive. But actually, it may be that I'm too cynical. I've always thought that a one-year wait is just not much of a disincentive for a public employee or a private firm that is willing to be unethical.
GRASSROOTS: Frustration drives bankers to more political effort
This article is an online companion to the ABA Banking Journal cover story for January 2012, "Washington Outlook 2012."
Russ Pulliam: Joe Hogsett will follow familiar path if he runs for mayor
If U.S. Attorney Joe Hogsett runs for mayor of Indianapolis in 2015, he'll borrow a traditional Republican strategy: Build a reputation as a crime-fighter and take it up the political ladder.
Pence officials win clearance from ethics panel
The Indiana State Ethics Commission cleared a pair of Pence administration officials Thursday to take new jobs at Purdue University and an Indianapolis law firm.
New Indiana Board of Education member Andrea Neal: Teachers matter more than Common Core
Editor's note: Andrea Neal, former editorial page editor of The Indianapolis Star and veteran Indianapolis teacher, was appointed to the state Board of Education by Gov. Mike Pence on Thursday.
Purdue scoops up INDOT commissioner to serve as chief facilities leader
Indiana's chief transportation official will once again call Mitch Daniels his boss.
Pence to reorganize state office
Gov. Mike Pence plans to reorganize a mysterious government office years after the Call 6 Investigators exposed it was spending hundreds of thousands of dollars without clear results to show for it and without a full accounting of expenses.
Lawmakers override Pence's veto
Only seven Republicans voted with the governor, including Sen. Jim Banks, R-Columbia City.
Friends, relatives bid farewell to 'heart and soul' of Gary
The hands-on campaigner. The civil rights activist. The dapper dresser. The diligent giver.
Fox's Roger Ailes wins $250,000 Bradley Prize for American innovation
Roger Ailes has won a $250,000 Bradley Foundation Prize for creating Fox News Channel, deemed by the group to be a thoroughly American institution.