IMPD: Child abuse supervisor violated no policies when he defended USA Gymnastics
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department Lt. Bruce Smith worked with former USA Gymnastics CEO Steve Penny to deflect criticism of the organization
Tony Cook, Indianapolis Star
Indiana threw out ballot of woman with Parkinson's disease over signature, lawsuit says
A new federal lawsuit claims a flawed Indiana law has allowed election officials to reject thousands of ballots because of ‘mismatched’ signatures.
Indiana veterans' affairs staffers resign after scandal; criminal investigation opened
Managers with needy veteran programs at the Indiana Department of Veterans’ Affairs are out, and Marion County has launched a criminal investigation.
'You can see a page of history turning': Birch Bayh remembered at Statehouse memorial service
The deaths of two former senators —Birch Bayh and Richard Lugar — represent the end of an era according to those at a Statehouse memorial service.
Former Sen. Joe Donnelly's new initiative: Teach Democrats to value rural voters
Joe Donnelly and Heidi Heitkamp lost their U.S. Senate re-election bids. Now they’re teaming up to teach Democrats how to connect with rural voters.
Money for needy Indiana veterans was spent on casino retreats and child care, audit finds
Couples retreats at French Lick casino and child care benefits are among the questionable spending at the Indiana Department of Veterans’ Affairs.
Indiana Dems: Investigate Gov. Holcomb's private flights with casino mogul
Indiana Democrats are calling for investigations into Gov. Eric Holcomb’s flights on two private jets paid for by an Indiana casino mogul.
Indiana veterans agency's shoddy records are 1 reason state inquiry yields no charges
An Indiana Inspector General investigation found that agency employees received grants meant for needy veterans.
Former intern who claims Bosma encounter is interviewed by attorney in House ethics inquiry
House Speaker Brian Bosma is accused of using campaign cash to discredit a former Statehouse intern over an alleged decades-old sexual encounter.
March in Indianapolis: 1-2 inches of snow expected Sunday, then frigid temps
Some workers who put in an 8-hour shift filling potholes Saturday will be out on the roads salting and plowing Sunday.