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Donald Trump on Thursday became the first former president in U.S. history to be convicted of a crime. A Manhattan jury found him guilty on all 34 felony counts brought

The historic gravity of the verdict against Donald Trump won’t have any real impact in Indiana — and will likely only become a footnote in his bid to regain the

Questions about Biden's memory make it clear: Voters face two candidates facing different but serious issues.

Donald Trump called Nikki Haley a racist name on Friday, par for the course for someone who turns to name-calling for his political foes.

CAMPAIGN LAUNCH: Democrat Destiny Wells running against Rokita for Indiana attorney general to ’get back to serving Hoosiers’ By Marilyn Odendahl The Indiana Citizen November 22, 2023 Saying she wants to restore the office to the “highest ethical standards” and “get back to serving

In dueling stump speeches, Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett mentioned crime one minute into his remarks, while Republican challenger Jefferson Shreve waited until after the nine-minute mark to do so —

By Marilyn Odendahl, The Indiana Citizen In dueling stump speeches, Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett mentioned crime one minute into his remarks, while Republican challenger Jefferson Shreve waited until after the nine-minute mark to do so—but then hammered his opponent on the subject. It is not s

In dueling stump speeches, Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett mentioned crime one minute into his remarks, while Republican challenger Jefferson Shreve waited until after the nine-minute mark to do so—but then

The City-County Building in downtown Indianapolis (photo by Marilyn Odendahl) By Marilyn Odendahl The Indiana Citizen September 5, 2023 In dueling stump

Indiana State Representative Randy Frye recently retired, setting into motion a series of events to fill his vacant seat.