The flyer includes a picture of Singh Khalsa with the description "Muslim," but he is Sikh, not Muslim, and he doesn't support Donald Trump.

The candidates for State Superintendent of Public Instruction held their first and only debate in Fort Wayne Monday.

Organizers face numerous obstacles, including a distracting presidential campaign.

Surrogates for the presidential campaigns are urging Hoosiers to get out to vote for their candidates.

Democrats say Indiana Republicans are putting party over country by refusing to withdraw support for presidential candidate Donald Trump.

More Hoosiers are registered already this year than in any election for more than a decade.

Donald Trump's running mate Mike Pence defended Trump on morning television shows and denied rumors he's dropping off the ticket.

The House speaker told Republicans "you all need to do what's best for you in your district" and that he will not defend Donald Trump or campaign with him over the next month.

Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton face off in the second presidential debate Sunday night at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. NPR's politics team is live annotating the debate.

A Wednesday candidate forum hosted by the Central Library and presented in partnership with Chalkbeat Indiana, WFYI Public Media and the Indianapolis Recorder, was the first - and possibly only - time that all ten candidates for Indianapolis School Board have come together to discuss issues facing the district.