Secretary of State's office is working with local and national Homeland Security, FBI officials, Indiana State Police and other law enforcement organizations.

A state lawmaker is raising concerns about intimidation at the polls.

Voters hoping to cast their ballots on the final day of early voting Monday faced massive lines and hours-long waits.

Both candidates have similar views, but differ slightly when it comes to priorities.

How much money is Stand For Children spending on the Indianapolis Public Schools Board election? A review of federal tax returns shows at least $1 million flowed to Indianapolis in four of the past five years.

Nine school referenda questions are on ballots around the state. Referenda became more common after property tax caps went into place in 2008.

A roundup of election coverage from Indiana Public Broadcasting's statewide reporting team. Think of it as the procrastinator's audio guide to the 2016 election.

Unlike many races this fall, this one has remained focused on the issues, with consistent civility between the candidates. That's left more time for talk of mental health care improvements.

An Associated Press review earlier this week revealed Republican candidate Trey Hollingsworth signed business papers that require him to live outside Indiana.

Here is a guide to help voters compare where IPS Board candidates stand on some of the important issues in the November Election.