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2026 midterm election results

The Recorder tracked some of the most-watched statewide and Central Indiana races for the 2026 mid-term elections. See the results below. Note: The winners and...

Voters break historic barriers across the nation in 2026 midterm elections

The 2026 midterm elections produced an unparalleled series of political breakthroughs across the United States, as voters elected a record-breaking slate of diverse candidates...

WATCH: KIPP Indy hosts 2026 IPS School Board forum

KIPP Indy Public Schools hosted its IPS School Board Forum on Oct. 1, 2026 at KIPP Legacy High School. Candidates running for school board...

2026 Voter Guide: Indiana State Treasurer

By BENJAMIN THORP, WFYI Indiana voters this November will choose between two candidates to serve as Indiana Treasurer. The race is between incumbent Republican Daniel Elliott...

2026 Voter Guide: Marion County Recorder, Assessor, and Auditor

By WFYI NEWS Marion County voters this November will see three uncontested races on the ballot: Marion County Assessor, Marion County Auditor, and Marion County...

Here’s what you need to know about the $95M ballot question for IPS and charter schools

By AMELIA PAK-HARVEY, WFYI Indianapolis Public Schools and charter schools are asking voters to approve a property tax increase in the November election to generate...

Our children can’t wait for the grown-ups to stop arguing

When parents describe a good school, they rarely mention governance or funding formulas. We talk about a teacher, a coach, an experience that illustrated...

Q&A: Philip aims to be the next Marion County Prosecutor

Philip Foust, a Republican, is running against incumbent Ryan Mears (D) to become Marion County Prosecutor. Foust is a former deputy prosecutor in Mears’...

Gary went nearly two weeks without power. We cannot forget what happened.

For nearly two weeks, thousands of people in Gary, Indiana, lived without something most of us rarely think twice about: electricity. After a historic...

Supreme Court decides major ruling on Voting Rights Act

National and local leaders respond The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) ruled in a case that determined whether or not Louisiana’s congressional maps...
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