Indiana politics

INDIANAPOLIS — Wednesday was the first day of early voting in Indiana and many people headed to the polls to cast their ballots. However, in Indiana, voter turnout is much lower than most states, especially during non-presidential election years. Some experts say that there are barriers that Hoosiers have to face when casting their ballots […]

Breaking: Watch Clinton Live (below). @kwellscomm TLCNaptown.com News — Indiana Governor Mike Pence may have listened well to his detractors armed with “Pence Must Go” yard signs. He’s now set to leave the state after a stunning win in Election 2016, going to the White House as the nation’s Vice-President-Elect. WTLC News’ Kim Wells has […]

Breaking: Watch Clinton Live (below). @kwellscomm TLCNaptown.com News — America awakens after a shocking 2016 Election that sends a businessman who has never held public office to the White House to lead the country. Donald Trump in a stunning upset won the presidency on Tuesday night, beating the nation’s Secretary of State, Senator and First […]

INDIANAPOLIS – Debbie Long, the widow of Mack Long, who was shot and killed by Indianapolis Police, speaks out about the importance of police dash and body cam video and the public access to it following the passing of Indiana House Bill 1019. HB 1019 limits the public’s access to police video. Gov. Mike Pence […]

How’s the economy really affecting Hoosiers and when the governor touts the story, is he telling the truth? A new report does not support Governor Mike Pence’s claim that Indiana is the strongest it’s ever been. Pence calls the state the “fiscal envy of the country.” However, the Indiana Institute for Working Families says the reality […]

Indiana Governor Mike Pence will deliver his “2014 State of the State” address tonight, January 14th, to a joint session of the Indiana General Assembly in the House Chambers. The address will begin at 7 p.m. (EST).  The State of the State address is available to watch live online at that time. To view it, click [HERE]. […]