As Gov. Mike Pence announced his reelection bid Thursday, he struck back at his critics while acknowledging some blame for the religious freedom bill controversy.

Gov. Mike Pence will officially announce his reelection bid this evening at the state Republican Party's spring fundraising dinner.

Chuck Brewer would seek more influence over the Indianapolis public school system if he was elected mayor. Brewer, the Republican candidate for mayor, began rolling out his policy platform by talking about his ideas for education Thursday morning.

The survey by Republican pollster Christine Matthews found that support for Pence is waning - nearly two months after an uproar over the Religious Freedom Restoration Act he signed into law.

Despite constant clashes with Gov. Mike Pence over the last two years, State Superintendent Glenda Ritz says her decision to run for governor isn't personal; it's because of significant differences with Pence over how to move Indiana forward.

How well a governor has handled his state's finances can help or hurt him. That's especially true in a presidential campaign when nine current and former governors could vie for the White House.

State schools superintendent Glenda Ritz made a campaign announcement Thursday morning at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis.

Former U.S. Rep. Baron Hill, a Democrat, made his candidacy for the U.S. Senate seat official Wednesday - the same seat that his former opponent Republican Dan Coats is leaving vacant.

Former Indiana Gov. Edgar Whitcomb announced Monday that he's endorsed Republican candidate Eric Holcomb in the race to be the state's next United States senator.

Al Hubbard and Jim Kittle Jr. - both former chairs of the Indiana Republican Party - signed a joint letter that Young's congressional campaign sent to supporters on Sunday afternoon.