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WTHR•Oct 15, 9:30 AM

Indiana Secretary of State candidate Greg Ballard files lawsuit to force campaign finance hearings

Despite multiple campaign finance complaints, the bipartisan Indiana Election Commission has announced no plans to meet.

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WTHR•Oct 15, 10:27 AM

Third teen suspect charged in fatal shooting of 16-year-old North Central H.S. student on Indy's northwest side

A 15-year-old boy is now facing murder, armed robbery and firearm charges.

WTHR•Oct 15, 9:15 AM

Court docs: Man allegedly stabbed parents to death with gardening tools, kitchen knife on Indy's north side

According to IMPD, the stabbing happened just before 12:30 p.m. Oct. 11, in the 2800 block of Lakeshire Lane, not far from 96th Street and Township Line Road.

WTHR•Oct 15, 8:40 AM

Hoosiers disapprove of Trump, Braun and data centers in new poll

Free Press Indiana commissioned the poll of 839 likely voters performed Oct. 8-11. It oversampled Republicans, in line with the state’s GOP lean.

WISH-TV•Oct 15, 8:32 AM

Sec. of State candidate Greg Ballard sues Indiana Election Commission

INDIANAPOLIS — Candidate for secretary of state Greg Ballard says he is filing a lawsuit compelling the Indiana Election Commission to meet before election day...

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