Halftime at the Statehouse
It’s “halftime”, for the most part, at the Indiana General Assembly. The deadline for bills to pass out the Indiana Senate was Friday, while the …
DCS Director Adam Krupp Discloses Medical Leave Following Hospitalization
Indiana Department of Child Services Director Adam Krupp announced he is currently on medical leave after being hospitalized earlier this month, citing the Family and …
Trump Endorses Brenda Wilson, Torches Greg Goode—and Reality Gets a Fact-Check
Former President Donald Trump jumped into Indiana’s 38th Senate District Republican primary this week, endorsing Vigo County Council member Brenda Wilson and unloading on incumbent …
Mears Files for Second Full Term as Marion County Prosecutor
Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears officially filed Tuesday for reelection, seeking a second full term as the county’s top prosecutor amid ongoing debates over crime, …
Indiana Youth Survey Shows Record Lows in Teen Substance Use, but Mental Health Concerns Persist
For a state that has spent decades worrying about teenagers, drugs, and everything that might go wrong between algebra and graduation, Indiana finally has a …
The Uncivil War
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz, Esq. Call it what it is: The Uncivil War. Hoosier edition.Not left vs. right. Not red vs. blue.This is establishment vs. insurgents—each …
Snow Day at the Statehouse
Inclement weather has prompted Indiana legislative leaders to alter the General Assembly’s schedule for the week, delaying committee meetings and adjusting floor sessions in both …
Judicial Security Back in Spotlight After Lafayette Shooting
Concerns about judicial security resurfaced this week after a Tippecanoe County judge and his wife were shot in their Lafayette home, prompting the Indiana Supreme …
Another Week In Review at the Statehouse
Indiana lawmakers had a lot on their plate this week, Medicaid funding, football stadiums, and billboards were all on lawmakers’ agenda this week. You can …
Indiana Senate advances bell-to-bell school cellphone limits despite bipartisan concerns
by Casey Smith, Indiana Capital Chronicle January 21, 2026 A divided Indiana Senate approved a bill Tuesday to tighten school cellphone restrictions, advancing the proposal …