Races for treasurer, auditor and secretary of state top this year's ticket, but many strategists are focusing on the Indiana House of Representatives, where Republicans hope to protect their supermajority.

After historically poor voter turnout in May's primary election, the general election might not be much different for Indiana. The state faces a November without a major race, such as governor or senator, at the top of the ballot. Indiana Public Broadcasting's Brandon Smith talks with candidates for State Auditor and Treasurer about the issues they're hoping will get people to the polls.

This year features a rare Indiana election cycle that lacks a major campaign on the statewide ballot, such as president or governor. That puts the Secretary of State's race at the top of the ticket.

Police arrested 49-year-old John Couch at his Indianapolis apartment on Oct. 9 after Democratic Rep. Karlee Macer reported he had approached her in threatening ways six times over a six-month period.

With no race of national interest on the ballot in Indiana, the television ad wars that accompany most election seasons have been largely missing. But the men and women running for state treasurer, auditor and secretary of state are trying to fill the void and nab voters' attention.

Ten candidates are competing for three open seats on the IPS school board. Charter schools were a hot topic at Thursday night's forum at Central Library.

Dividing lines began to emerge among the 10 candidates seeking three Indianapolis Public School Board seats during a candidate forum Thursday at Central Library.

Democratic Secretary of State candidate Beth White says Republicans are trying to intimidate and disenfranchise Hoosiers on the state's inactive voter list. Indiana Republican Party Chair Tim Berry says White's accusations call into question her intentions of upholding voter integrity if she were elected.

The Bureau of Motor Vehicles announced Tuesday that all license branches will be open on Monday, Nov. 3, to allow residents lacking ID to obtain it their local branch. License branches are normally closed on Mondays.

The 10 candidates vying for three seats on the Indianapolis Public Schools board will participate in the Indianapolis Public Library's Conversation About Education series Thursday evening.