Two candidates are running for Indiana's 46th House District: Democratic candidate Kurtis Cummings and incumbent Republican Rep. Bob Heaton (Terre Haute). District 46 covers Owen County, half of Clay County, and portions of Monroe and Vigo counties.

Two candidates are running for Indiana House District 89: Democrat incumbent Mitch Gore and Republican candidate Michael-Paul Hart.

Incumbent Republican Congressman Jim Baird and Democratic candidate Roger Day are running for Indiana's 4th U.S. House District, which includes Benton, Boone, Carroll, Cass, Clinton, Fountain, Hendricks, Howard Jasper, Montgomery, Morgan, Newton, Putnam, Tippecanoe, Warren, and White counties. Baird was first elected in 2018 and re-elected in 2020.

Two candidates are running for Indiana's 23rd Senate District seat: Republican candidate Spencer Deery and Democratic candidate David Sanders.

Three candidates are running for U.S. House 7th District: incumbent Democrat André Carson, Republican candidate Angela Grabovsky and Libertarian candidate Gavin Maple.

Two candidates are running for the role of Marion County Clerk: Democratic candidate Kate Sweeney Bell and Republican candidate Andrew Harrison. (Current clerk Myla Eldridge is not seeking re-election.)

Two candidates are running to represent Indiana Senate District 31, which includes portions of Marion and Hamilton counties: incumbent Republican State Sen. Kyle Walker (R-Fishers) and Democrat Jocelyn Vare.

Two candidates are running for Indiana House District 26: Democratic incumbent Chris Campbell and Republican Fred Duttlinger. The district primarily covers the city of West Lafayette, with its western boundary following along the Wabash River.

Nearly 1,000 people met in Indianapolis Friday for what Chief Justice Loretta Rush called a sign of hope for the state -- the first Indiana Mental Health Summit.

A new pilot program to help incarcerated people reenter society will soon begin in Marion County. The Interdisciplinary Defense System will target individuals who retain a public defender and are incarcerated in the Indiana Department of Correction for less than three years.