This years U.S. Senate race in Indiana isnt just a debate over whos right and whos wrong on key issues. Its also over which issues voters should care about most in the first place.

U.S. Sen. Todd Young (R-Ind.) says economic challenges high prices at the gas pump and the grocery store are the most important issue facing voters this fall.

Libertarian U.S. Senate candidate James Sceniak wants to offer Hoosier voters a genuine alternative to the traditional major party choices.

Democrat Tom McDermott says if he wins Indianas U.S. Senate race, it will be because women show up in large numbers at the polls to vote for him.

The Indiana Debate Commission is calling on Hoosiers to send in questions for the states U.S. Senate candidates.

The U.S. Senate has voted to halt any immediate change in the definition of metro areas. The proposed change would have removed the label from several Indiana cities.

Among other things, the bill would require those who maintain public housing to test for lead, notify residents if it was found, and help reduce their lead exposure through things like water filters.

Several political advocacy groups in Indiana are pressing the U.S. Senate to pass the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act.

If not all Democrats agree on raising the debt limit, the federal government could have a partial shut down starting Friday.

The rally was part of a two-stop trip to West Lafayette and Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Sanders' visits to both Indiana and Iowa this weekend are being billed as a way to reach out to voters in more conservative areas.