Two dozen people testified against the bill, including several current school board members from around the state.

Under a bill advancing in the Indiana Senate, ballots for school board elections would start including party identification next to candidates' names.

Indiana lawmakers are considering multiple changes to the state's voting laws. Supporters argue the proposals will enhance ...

SB 287's author, is a former school board member. He said he believes school boards are already partisan, but "hidden under ...

Of the seven Monroe County Councilors, four, all Democrats, began their tenure by being appointed to the council through a ...

Two Indiana abortion providers filed a lawsuit in Marion County to stop the Indiana Department of Health from releasing ...

As stated by former Speaker of the U.S. House Tip O’Neill many years ago, “All politics is local.” In many respects, no truer words were ever uttered. There is legislation pending in the Indiana ...

Today the Indiana Senate Elections Committee will hold a vote on a bill which would make school board races partisan. If passed, Hoosier School Board members would be ...

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita and the Indiana Democratic Party have filed briefs in the long-running legal battle over ...

Indiana lawmakers consider a bill to halve the early voting period, raising concerns about its impact on voter turnout and ...