Updated: While Republicans nationally are facing a fractured party following the Jan. 6 insurrection, Democrats on the local level are having their own skirmish.
Read More Updated: Brian Smith announced Monday he will not seek re-election as chairman of the Kosciusko County Democrats.
Read More Updated: Almost every lame-duck president in US history has spent their final months in the White House focused on passing last-minute legislation to round out their policy legacy.
Read More Updated: As we come to the conclusion of a crazy, unprecedented election, I would guess the only thing everyone agrees upon is that we’ll be glad once it is over. But hey, if you can’t get enough, here are some more tidbits.
Read More Updated: Donald Rainwater. Most Hoosiers have never heard of the Libertarian candidate for governor, but he might be gaining some recognition from the pandemic.
Read More Updated: Democrat Travis McConnell, who is running against Republican Cary Groninger for a Kosciusko County Commissioner seat, is doing his best to woo Republicans to his campaign.
Read More Updated: By Dan Spalding InkFreeNews I’ll just be blunt. Communities across the country are facing the biggest challenge in the history of public education as they try to reopen classrooms this month. The next few weeks are going to be quite telling as we watch local school districts try … Read More
Updated: Democrats in Kosciusko County have cancelled a fundraiser set for Sunday, July 26, that would have included gubernatorial candidate Woody Myer.
Read More Updated: Republican Chad Miner, who touted himself as a native of Kosciusko County in his bid for Superior Court 3 judge, will face another native in the fall election. Warsaw Attorney Antony “Tony” Garza confirmed Friday night that he intends to file paperwork and challenge Miner for the judicial … Read More
Updated: Democrats have filled out a full slate of candidates for the three available seats for Kosciusko County Council and it comes with a historical note.
Read More Updated: Dear Editor, Unfortunately, last Tuesday, Primary Election Day, a black female poll worker was subjected to an appalling and degrading racist comment from the white male Republican Inspector. We thank Kosciusko County Republican Chairman Mike Ragan for strongly condemning the inspector’s comment and for pledging to prohibit him … Read More
Updated: Dear Editor, In a recent campaign stop in Kosciusko County, Republican Attorney General candidate Todd Rokita stated: “We were tired of people in Lake County and even as close as Elkhart, where cases were not being prosecuted, elections being stolen by people who cheated our system.” Former Secretary … Read More
Updated: So does today feel any different? I imagine many Hoosiers are waking up today feeling like there is now a glimmer of hope with the restoration of some kind of normalcy on the horizon as our city, our country and our world continue to try to climb out … Read More
Updated: Organizers preparing for a forum featuring four candidates running for Superior Court 3 judge have announced a new date and an expanded format. The forum was originally scheduled for April 22; however, due to the COVID-19 crisis, the event has now been rescheduled for 6 p.m. May 15. … Read More
Updated: It’s time for the old political question: Is it OK for police officers to endorse those running for political office while in uniform? On that question, most people turn to the Hatch Act, the federal policy that prohibits law enforcement from performing endorsements while in uniform. A handful … Read More
Updated: A decision to have a primary by mail could happen when the Indiana Election Commission meets April 22 to discuss the possibility, according to Kosciusko County election board members. Out of concern for the coronavirus outbreak, the state last week moved the May 5 primary to June 2, … Read More
