John Broden

ST. JOSEPH COUNTY -- They're calling it a cycle of corruption. The St. Joseph County Republican Party says enough is enough...local Democrats are in hot water. They held a news conference Thursday encouraging the Democrats to "clean house" in light of...

SOUTH BEND -- Citing two ongoing criminal cases involving members of the local Democratic Party and ongoing issues in the mayor's office, the county GOP on Friday called for an end to what it termed a "culture of corruption" in local Democratic politics....

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — A high school tennis player who was crippled in last summer's deadly stage collapse at the Indiana State Fair testified Thursday as legislators considered whether to double the amount the state is paying for victims. The...

SOUTH BEND -- County Prosecutor Michael Dvorak said Thursday that the investigation into the presence of fake signatures on ballot petitions in St. Joseph County remains ongoing but that he expects a charging decision soon. Dvorak said he and a deputy...

INDIANAPOLIS – State democrats want an investigation after $300 million that was intended for the general fund was instead sat somewhere else unnoticed for years. "I don't know a better way to start than to say Christmas came early," said...

INDIANAPOLIS — Ask Indiana lawmakers about tax increment financing, and many of them start by calling  TIF “a good tool” for communities to fund infrastructure and attract new development. Then they usually add an “if” or...

INDIANAPOLIS — A movement to add a ban on same-sex marriage and civil unions to the state constitution won another victory Tuesday. The Indiana Senate voted 40-10 in favor of a measure that would allow Hoosiers to vote on an amendment to prohibit...

INDIANAPOLIS -- An Indiana Senate panel approved a measure Wednesday that could lead to a constitutional ban on same-sex marriage and anything "substantially similar" to it. The Judiciary Committee voted 7-3 to send House Joint Resolution 6 to the...

INDIANAPOLIS -- The Indiana General Assembly began the process Monday of moving on with the legislative session, despite the continued absence of Democrats in the House of Representatives. The Senate Appropriations Committee listened to testimony on the...

INDIANAPOLIS — A battle over Arizona-style immigration enforcement is coming to the Indiana Statehouse this week. Supporters of the crackdown say states need to do something about illegal immigration if the federal government isn't going to...

BREMEN — Indiana Sen. Ryan Mishler says it’s not unusual for him to run into constituents in his hometown and hear their surprise. They assume a state senator would often be in Indianapolis. Some mistakenly think he works in Washington, D.C....