For Better or Worse: Micah Clark on Gay Marriage
He worries that the controversy has gotten to the point where he and like-minded supporters of a ban are considered “bigots.”
Hot-Button Issues: Big Fat Gay Marriage Debate
The measure must win simple majorities in both Statehouse chambers again this year before the question is popped to Hoosier voters. Let the pots and pans fly.
What's New About Gay-Marriage Bill HJR-3
New is companion bill HB 1153, which seeks to explain some vague language and make it more coherent for Hoosiers if the resolution reaches voters in November.
Doing Their Homework: The Untold Story Behind 2013's Biggest Local Scandal
As AP reporter Tom LoBianco churned out hit after hit, politicos quietly talked about how he was able to get so much dirt on Tony Bennett. But the blogosphere erupted with more pointed talk of foul play by the Glenda Ritz administration.
IU Health Joins Statewide Fight Against Gay-Marriage Amendment
President and CEO Daniel F. Evans, Jr.'s words were pointed: "IU Health is committed to the health and economic well-being of our communities: we challenge our policymakers to do the same.”
President Obama Awards Medal of Freedom to Lugar, Winfrey, and More
In addition to Lugar, Obama awarded the Medal of Freedom—founded by president John F. Kennedy—to Bill Clinton, Sally Ride, Oprah Winfrey, Loretta Lynn, Gloria Steinem, and more.
Butler University Joins Fight Against Indiana's Gay-Marriage Ban
In taking a public stance on the hot-button topic, Butler's president joins a group of leaders across a spectrum of industries and entities who have denounced HJR-6.
Indy-Based Christian Theological Seminary Opposes Gay-Marriage Amendment
The decision was perhaps inspired in part by Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu's address to an Indianapolis audience more than a month ago.
Indiana University Comes Out in Favor of Gay Marriage
Among Indiana's higher-education institutions, the move is unprecedented to join Freedom Indiana, a bipartisan collective of business and organizational leaders, in the plan to thwart the passage of an amendment banning gay marriage statewide.
Councilman Zach Adamson’s Wedding Bells Will Ring out a Political Statement
City-county councilman Zach Adamson and partner Christian Mosburg flew to Washington D.C. today, only partly by choice: The two can’t tie the knot in their home state, so they’re going where same-sex marriages are legally recognized.






