Politics

• House passes bill to reopen IRS and other financial agencies, despite veto threat
• ABC57 Investigates: The state of hate in Indiana
• House passes spending bill with $5 billion for Trump's border wall
• Syracuse's high scoring offense could upset Notre Dame's 10-0 season
• Federal lawsuit filed against St. Joe County, employee of Voter Registration Office
• Mayor Pete reflects on midterms, talks future
• Rep. Jackie Walorski talks about beating Mel Hall to keep House seat
• Bill Redman talks about becoming the new St. Joseph County sheriff
• Other proposals and amendments on the ballot
• Joe Donnelly concedes, Mike Braun wins Indiana's US Senate seat
• Voters approve recreational marijuana in Michigan
• Election Day: Election results
• How close is Indiana's U.S. Senate race?
• Trump stumps for Braun ahead of the midterms
• Officials in Pipestone Township ask residents to renew levy
• Healthcare at the center of the 2018 midterms
• Sen. Lindsey Graham campaigns for Mike Braun in Mishawaka
• RNC Chair on push to turn Indiana Senate seat red
• Special Report: We the People
• Elkhart county voters receiving text message scam
• Congressional candidate responds to ads attacking his use of "M.D." in campaign materials
• Donald Trump Jr. rallies in Indy for Mike Braun
• Midterms roundup 10/19
• Candidates raise record funds in heated U.S. Senate race
• Poll: Democrats eyeing a Biden 2020 presidential run
• St. Joseph County poll workers needed
• Biden, Pence rally in Indiana for Senate candidates
• Honeywell retirees travel the country seeking help from Pres. Trump
• Attack ad calls out congressional candidate's D.C. work history
• Candidates pull no punches in first U.S. Senate debate
• U.S. Senate debate between Donnelly, Braun and Brenton Oct. 8
• Kavanaugh closer to confirmation
• USMCA: lawmakers, union groups want more
• Your Voice, Your Vote: Jackie Walorski, 2nd District candidate (1 minute)
• Your Voice, Your Vote: Mel Hall, 2nd Congressional District candidate (4 minutes)
• IUSB professors give insight into Kavanaugh confirmation
• Reaction to Kavanaugh controversy
• Kavanaugh, Ford testifies on allegations of sexual assault
• VIDEO: Candidates for St. Joseph County Sheriff participate in debate
• Dr. Christine Blasey Ford's testimony released ahead of Senate Judiciary hearing
• Kavanaugh's impact on Indiana's U.S. Senate race
• Tuesday is National Voter Registration Day
• St. Joseph County Democrats fundraise ahead of midterms
• Clarence Thomas confirmation revisited amid SCOTUS nominee controversy
• Young voters and midterms
• Walorski urges long-term solution to White House tariffs on China
• Donnelly calls for a delay to Kavanaugh confirmations amid assault allegations
• Kavanaugh's accuser willing to talk to Congress, lawyer says
• Attorney General talks crime, opioid crisis at Indiana Law Enforcement Conference
• Kavanaugh grilled by Senate Judiciary Committee
• NAFTA negotiations underway
• Senate candidates call each other out for outsourcing labor
• Democratic National Committee changes superdelegate rules in presidential nomination process
• Your Voice: D.C. drama's impact on midterms
• Braun pulls campaign ad
• Sen. Donnelly on Supreme Court nominee, ethics complaint about their meeting
• Pollsters predict "Blue Wave" could pose a threat to House Republicans in November
• Rudy Giuliani says 'truth isn't truth'
• Senator Donnelly meets with Supreme Court nominee
• Conservatives press Donnelly to confirm Supreme Court nominee
• Trump/Koch feud's impact on Indiana US Senate race
• Mike Pence to hold post-primary unity rally in Michigan
• Voters approve Brandywine schools operating tax renewal
• Donnelly campaigns across the state ahead of canceled Senate recess
• More young voters expected to participate in midterms
• Conservative group sued for unsolicited texts
• President Trump's feud with the media continues
• Future of moderates in the Democratic Party
• Did Braun out-fundraise Donnelly?
• Mel Hall says he won't support Pelosi as speaker or minority leader
• Veterans back Donnelly in "Veterans for Joe" launch
• Your Voice: Republicans react to Russia summit fallout
• Does Mike Braun pay his employees nearly double the minimum wage?
• South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg responds to Trump, Putin meeting
• Russia summit raises concerns
• Libertarian candidate looking to shake up senate race
• Senate race updates 7/12
• Judge Barrett's neighbors and colleagues on why Barrett would've been right for Supreme Court
• Advocates rally for Curtis Hill resignation
• Indiana Attorney General: "I am not resigning"
• Honeywell retirees seek help from Donnelly to keep healthcare coverage
• Indiana Attorney General under fire for inappropriate behavior
• Notre Dame Law School professor among President Trump's potential Supreme Court picks
• Supreme Court shake up could impact red state Democrats in midterms
• Jill Donnelly looks to energize women voters for husband's re-election campaign
• Notre Dame faces lawsuit for birth control coverage
• Braun called out for out-of-state fundraisers
• Redman speaks out for first time since Sheriff's race drama
• Local photographer captures mayor's spotlight on city
• Donnelly rolls out "Republicans for Joe"
• President Trump ends family separation at the border
• Corbett suspends recount, Bill Redman wins election
• The Latest: Cruz promises bill to deal with border crisis
• Former South Bend Police Chief entering St. Joseph County Sheriff's race as independent
• 16 votes still separate Redman and Corbett so far in recount
• Hoosier delegates rally around the issues in the 2018 midterms
• Candidates campaign at Indiana Democratic Party's state convention
• Trump announces tariffs on $50 billion worth of Chinese goods
• North Korea summit could boost Republicans midterm chances
• Recount continues for St. Joseph County sheriff, big decision to come