Molly Craft leaves her role as communications director for the Office of the Attorney General (after her second stint), and attorney Katlyn Milligan, a former House Republican press secretary who joined OAG as deputy comms director in April, transitions [...]
Hoosiers for Election Integrity, the Virginia-based political action committee that registered in Indiana at the end of May to “focus on issues and candidates related to election integrity” disbands during August after receiving one contribution and with itemized spending [...]
The Indiana Recount Commission formally votes to dismiss the HD 32 primary recount petition filed by Suzie Jaworowski (R). The August 25 vote was unanimous, and results in Hamilton County Councilmember Fred Glynn (R) appearing on the November General [...]
Dr. Alex Choi (R), the Zionsville Town Council member and Hamilton County native challenging Sen. J.D. Ford (R) in SD 29, is up on television with a biographical ad introducing himself to voters outside of Boone County who may [...]
We were first to tell you about the formation of Frugal Hoosiers for Mitch 2024 (on the Hannah News Service @ HannahNewsIN Twitter feed). The new political action committee “encouraging Mitch Daniels to run for Governor in 2024” is [...]
Adam Steen (R-WI), who grew up on a farm in Muncie before moving to Wisconsin for college, was the apparent narrow loser in a surprisingly close primary battle with veteran Wisconsin House Speaker Robin Vos (R-WI), trailing by some [...]
Don’t be surprised if 2018 CD 05 Democratic nominee Dee Thornton (D) – who was effectively pushed aside in 2020 to ensure that former Rep. Christina Hale (D) won the nod – becomes the Democratic nominee for mayor of [...]
Lifeline Youth & Family Services, Inc. is selected to provide Adoption and Guardianship Support Services for the Indiana Department of Child Services under a four-year contract with an estimated value of $59,938,844. The evaluation team received five proposals, with [...]
The three races that Republicans seem most concerned about in the wake of the special session – after earlier feeling relatively good about each: retaining Sen. Kyle Walker (R), picking up the seat of Sen. J.D. Ford (D), and [...]
Bill Stephan will retire from his full-time role as Indiana University vice president for government relations and economic engagement, effective September 30 after 20 years of service. Stephan has been responsible for coordinating and connecting IU’s intellectual and creative [...]