INDIANAPOLIS—Absentee voters would need to send in additional means of identification to be verified under the controversial amended House Bil…
Some people just love, love, love being conned.
FORT SNELLING NATIONAL CEMETERY, Minnesota—Where we begin is not where we end.
In 2018, then President Donald Trump signed into law a “reform” of the Dodd-Frank financial oversight law.
Most Popular
Articles
- Rokita's ties to private sector exceed those of other statewide elected officials, report shows
- Bill protecting businesses from food delivery services passes Senate committee
- Who speaks for mom and pop?
- Senate passes bill to stop transgender youth from receiving gender-affirming care
- Automatic enrollment for 21st Century Scholars Program unanimously passes Senate committee
- School book ban bill passes in marathon Senate session
- Utility bills, sex crime legislation, pre-kindergarten, foster care, severe weather
- Mike Pence sees a path ahead
- Fox News, lying for fun and profit
- Bill to require high school seniors to submit FAFSA passes House Education Committee
Images
Videos
Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos.
No more subscriptions, no more paywall.
Thanks to a $180,000 grant from Lumina, TheStatehouseFile.com is now offering its daily coverage of the Indiana Statehouse to readers and media outlets for free. The grant is part of a $10 million fundraising effort to create the Indiana Local News Initiative, a multi-organization project to bring more news to more Hoosiers and make state government more accessible to its citizens. The initiative will create newsrooms, fund existing ones, and partner with outlets such as The Indianapolis Star, Chalkbeat Indiana, Indiana Capital Chronicle, The Indiana Citizen, WFYI and more.
If you’re a reader, welcome! And consider signing up for one of our daily or weekly newsletters so you don’t miss a thing. If you’re a media outlet, you may use any of our content in your publication free of charge. Only rule: You retain the author’s and The Statehouse File’s name, helping our young journalists along their way.
Newsletters
From an office in the Press Corps of the Indiana Statehouse, the journalism majors of Franklin College's Pulliam School of Journalism work alongside the best reporters in the state, digging into the behind-the-scenes stories of Indiana politics. We're a student newsroom, but our work doesn't sit on a professor's desk. We create daily content for this website and 35 professional media partners around the state.
Commented