I revisit the crack-ridden, murderous capital of Indiana because while history isn’t repeating itself, it is rhyming.

The DHS secretary dismissed the idea that federal immigration agents may be violating the Constitution by asking for people's ...

Brian Howey is an opinion columnist for State Affairs Indiana and the founder of Howey Politics Indiana. His writing offers ...

It was 1998, a year after the state capital endured a record 160 homicides amid a crack cocaine invasion so severe that NUVO ...

Members of the City Council took almost two hours of heat during their regular meeting Monday night over a proposed ordinance ...

US enforcement authorities are requesting US citizens to identify themselves, raising concerns among Native Americans.

Another conceivable conclusion is that Kavanaugh now hopes to apologize for butchering the Fourth Amendment without doing any actual apologizing. Call it a mea culpa minus the mea. Needless to say, ...

In April of 1970, I was deployed as a third-class petty officer on the USS Richard E. Byrd, DDG-23, “Sea Power from Pole to ...

By YESENIA AMARO oregonlive.com Two Oregon Democratic lawmakers plan to introduce legislation that would allow people to sue ...

As the Trump administration intensifies immigration enforcement nationwide, a wave of high-profile arrests — many unfolding ...

Indianapolis Public Schools has rescinded resolutions signaling support for undocumented students following a lawsuit from ...