The lawsuit against Secretary of State Diego Morales and other Indiana election officials alleges that Senate Bill 10 disproportionately targets young people.

Marion County Clerk Kate Sweeney Bell is asking Morales to remove footage from a campaign video that depicts a recent official visit by his office.

Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales celebrated the state's new student ID voting ban, which ends the use of "unsecured" student IDs as proof of identification at the polls, while a lawsuit filed by a group of Hoosiers challenges the ban as a "surgical attack on young voters" and a violation of the 26th Amendment.

NBC News' Molly Hunter speaks to Indiana University Bloomington students studying in Rome who said they ran through the streets after hearing a new pope had been elected.

Knox County Clerk David Shelton will ask the delegates attending next year's Republican State Convention to select him as the GOP nominee for secretary of state.

Indiana’s next two-year, $44 billion budget at last became law on Tuesday with Gov. Mike Braun’s signature, along with 62 other measures.

Gabriel Whitley, 27, of Indianapolis, lied about contributions that he received and reported those false contributions to the Federal Election Commission.

INDIANA. (WFIE) - Indiana Governor Mike Braun now has a bill on his desk that would make School board candidates register with a political party. The bill narrowly passed through the senate with a vote of 26 to 24. School board elections are one of the few on the ballot that do not require a party affiliation.

Polls are open in a southern Indiana community for a special election on property taxes. Silver Creek residents are voting on a tax increase proposed by the Silver Creek School Corporation. The proposal would raise property taxes by 44% for homeowners and 32% for businesses.