By KARA BROOKS Office of Indiana Governor Mike Pence Governor Mike Pence has joined 23 other governors from across the nation in calling on President Obama to reconsider his stated decision to veto the Keystone XL pipeline legislation passed by Congress. The letter states, “We hope you will take into account the will of the …read more.

Republican Congresswoman Jackie Walorski issued the following statement after the House passed The Keystone XL Pipeline Approval Act by a vote of 270-152: “Both the House and the Senate overwhelmingly supported a measure to put more Americans back to work and move our country towards energy independence. I hope the president seizes this opportunity to …read more.

President Barack Obama will visit Indianapolis Friday, Feb. 6. He will be speaking at Ivy Tech Community College about jobs and economics. Specific information about a time and location for the campus event has not yet been announced. The President is expected to speak about the free community college initiative he announced last month during …read more.

U.S. Congressman Marlin Stutzman joined a bipartisan group of House members signing a letter to President Obama calling on him to pressure leaders of the Burmese government to pursue democratic advancements, economic reforms and expand human rights. “It is time for the Burmese government to end its oppressive policies. While progress has been made, the …read more.

Dear Editor, Back in 2008, we began hearing from a smooth talking Democrat lawyer named Barack Obama. He was good at debates. He talked about hope and change. He talked about representing all the people, even Republicans. At times he talked like a Republican. He even had “Republicans for Obama” yard signs. He eventually moved …read more.

Editor: Will the real Democrat candidate please stand up? Who is he? He’s a Democrat lawyer running for HD 22 representative, but his signs are deceiving. “Republicans for Kolbe”, they say. But wait, he’s on the Democrat ticket, but it looks like he wants to be a Republican. Oh, that’s right, he’s a Democrat lawyer. …read more.

By Melissa Chapman, Cataloging Supervisor You would think that as much hullabaloo we’ve heard about our current president concerning his birth and religious preferences, we would have heard a little bit more about the woman who gave life to such a controversial president. During Barack Obama’s run for the presidency we heard about her struggles …read more.

That’s right, Bra-Nick-tology. If President Obama can have Barack-otology or whatever ESPN is calling it, then I can certainly have my own made-up word. Take that, POTUS! Anyways, this is a very special edition of Nick’s Picks where I will break down my picks for the NCAA Tournament. I usually do quite well with these …read more.

Governor Mike Pence today joined fellow governors from the Midwestern Governors Association in signing a letter to President Barack Obama requesting immediate assistance to address the current propane supply shortage across the Midwest. “Hoosiers continue to face severe propane shortages and unprecedented winter weather, with no relief from either in sight,” said Governor Pence. “In …read more.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. (AP) — Mitt Romney attacked what he calls “an extraordinary series of policy failures” from President Barack Obama, but said Saturday that America is “poised to take off economically.” The Republican presidential contender briefly met with Indiana voters, seizing on the latest jobs report as evidence that his Democratic opponent’s economic policies aren’t …read more.