Gov.-elect Mike Braun has begun putting together his cabinet. He announced his picks for the secretaries of management and budget, transportation and infrastructure, commerce and education.

The agenda closely mirrors his campaign promises to voters about expanding school choice options and teachers pay.

Gov.-elect Mike Braun has released a detailed policy agenda focused on five areas: tax relief, government efficiency, workforce development, health care and public safety.

Gov.-elect Mike Braun announced Thursday he will reorganize the state’s executive branch as he takes office.

Governor-elect Mike Braun named a dozen individuals to a transition council focused on education, including well-known advocates for school choice and longtime public service leaders.

Voter enthusiasm this presidential election has waned in the two Central Indiana counties, with lower turnout and few registered voters.

Advocates are concerned that the limited exceptions in Indiana’s abortion ban could go away or that access to birth control and other medical rights could be on the line. They also worry about a potential federal abortion ban now that President-elect Donald Trump will be in power and Republicans will control the U.S. Senate.

Gov.-elect Mike Braun said his big election victory gives him a “platter of opportunity” to tackle the “kitchen table issues” he ran on — including property tax and health care reform.

Republican Mike Braun will be the next governor of Indiana, according to a call by the Associated Press.

A mass text sent last week claimed that Carmel Clay School Board candidates Jon Shapiro and Kristina Wheeler align with Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Braun on education issues. The text is fake. And at least one voter was nearly fooled.