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“Dick knows his stuff. He shows up with what we need and is excited for our success.”

The South Bend mayor’s surging candidacy has gone largely unchecked

“I am a proud son of South Bend, Indiana. And I am running for President of the United States.”

What’s happening—and what’s next—at the intersection of Indiana politics and business?

The Buttigieg campaign may be more of a movement than a moment.

“If we are going to be able to say, ‘Indy Welcomes All,’ we need that to hold true,” says Visit Indy’s Chris Gahl.

“Indianapolis wasn’t always eager to associate with Vonnegut. Once upon a time, many in our city found him vulgar, obscene, and weird.”

South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg racked up a stunning $7 million in the first quarter of his presidential exploratory committee his campaign announced Monday, defying expectations for a candidacy that began with an email list of just 20,000.

The immigrant I knew best went to church, volunteered as a Boy Scout leader, and helped his sick neighbors.

Since 2013, I’ve been out in California preparing for the day when Indiana legalizes medical marijuana. My family has been involved in the cultivation of cannabis from my earliest ancestors. I moved to Bakersfield from Indy and took up the family business, so to speak. Operating under the name Hoosier Farms, I began growing and […]

Why mountain-bikers and environmentalists are on a collision course at Fort Harrison State Park.

“I’ve just kind of made a promise to myself that I’m not going to be public about issues that aren’t things I directly vote on, because it doesn’t serve my constituents.”

Anniversaries may be an odd occasion to celebrate, but any reason to spend time with my wife is a good one.

Restoration of the historic trestle where the murders occurred is underway. Will resolution follow?

“Everyone’s talking about Beto and Biden. But here’s another ‘B’ you should know.”