Pences will live in Governor's Residence

INDIANAPOLIS | For the first time in eight years, the Indiana Governor's Residence will soon have a governor in residence.

Appearing for one night only -- Gov. Sonny and Cher(i)

INDIANAPOLIS | Gov. Mitch Daniels and his wife, Cheri, will dress as the 1960s and 70s pop music duo Sonny and Cher on Wednesday night as they distribute Halloween candy to trick-or-treaters from 6-8 p.m. at the Governor's Residence, 4750 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis.

Portrait means Gov. Daniels now belongs to the ages

INDIANAPOLIS | The official portrait of Gov. Mitch Daniels was unveiled Tuesday at a Statehouse ceremony featuring fond memories, a few tears and plenty of friends.

Fun at Indiana State Fair goes on, tempered by sadness

INDIANAPOLIS | Four days after a concert stage collapse that killed five people, the sights and sounds of the Indiana State Fair were as gleeful as ever Wednesday though tinged by a touch of sadness.

BRIAN HOWEY: Daniels on deck for White House run

Walking out of the new JW Marriott Hotel ballroom May 12 in Indianapolis where Republican Party operatives were quietly handing out "Run, Mitch, Run" signs just before the governor and first lady were to speak, I discovered a panoramic view of Victory Field. A baseball game was in progress o…

State's first lady doesn't dish about Gov. Daniels' possible run for White House during GOP dinner

INDIANAPOLIS | The 1,100 Indiana Republicans attending their party's spring dinner Thursday learned a lot about what life is like for Cheri Daniels as Indiana's first lady.

BRIAN HOWEY: The world just changed in seismic ways

The Navy SEALS' killing of Osama bin Laden comes at a fascinating seam in American politics and governance, as well as a particularly sensitive one in Indiana.

BRIAN HOWEY: Long fuse on Daniels' decision on presidential bid

The past several Mondays have been blue for those of you seeking a Mitch Daniels presidential campaign.

BRIAN HOWEY: Is GOP ready for a castor oil candidacy?

Indiana's governor is famous for writing his own speeches and TV ads, and building intricate strategies and timelines to achieve significant goals. But this past week, even the most ardent Mitch Daniels supporters weren't sure what they were seeing.