In a letter to the state's Congressional delegation urging them to reject the Iran deal, Pence says the agreement won't make America or "our most cherished ally Israel" safer.

Sen. Karen Tallian's decision leaves John Gregg as the sole Democrat still in the race for governor.

John Dickerson, a longtime advocate for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities, announced Saturday he will join the Democratic primary.

Some Indiana politicians get around specifying about how they spend their campaign funds by listing only payments to credit card companies.

Former Lt. Gov. Kathy Davis said she resigned from the volunteer post because of Donnelly's vote on the measure that would have cost Planned Parenthood more than $500 million in federal funding it receives each year.

The latest USDA report shows a quarter of the state's crops are in poor or very poor condition, largely because of the heavy rainfall over the last two months.

Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller is making his first bid for federal office, announcing Monday he will join a crowded field seeking to replace 9th District Congressman Todd Young.

Congressman Todd Young says his career in the Marines and representing Indiana's 9th District perfectly positions him to bring responsible, conservative leadership to the United States Senate. He launched his campaign to replace outgoing Sen. Dan Coats on Saturday.

Glenda Ritz said Friday morning that campaign donations listed as being received during the legislative session were "clerical errors" and will be fixed.

The Democrat's campaign for governor raised just $30,000 in the last six months and has about $112,000 cash on hand - less than she started the year with.