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Indiana will elect a new secretary of state in November as a fresh spotlight glares on these once-obscure offices across the nation—with most of the officeholders, as in Indiana, elected
To launch our coverage of Indiana’s election of a new secretary of state, the following report was written by Indiana journalists Barb Berggoetz and Steve
Karen Dandurant GREENLAND — The town's voters approved funds to complete the expansion and renovation of Weeks Public Library in Tuesday's election. The petition warrant article will appropriate $198,000 for the project, after it passed in a 448-280 vote. The $3.6 million-plus project at the more than 120-year-old library broke ground last year. The town's voters approved the additional money against the recommendation of town selectmen and the budget committee. Randy Bunnell defeated Frank Catapano for one open seat for the Board of Selectmen, 433-220. Neither candidate was an incumbent...
UE political professor weighs in on possible impeachment efforts UE political professor weighs in on possible impeachment efforts By 14 News Staff | January 13, 2021 at 7:23 AM CST - Updated January 13 at 7:23 AM EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - A University of Evansville political professor is weighing in about the possibility of an impeachment. We asked Dr. Robert Dion about the doubt many Americans have surrounding the election. However, Dr. Dion says despite those feelings, many need to rely on factual information, so we can come together as a nation. “Whatever happens with impeachment, wh...