EDITORIAL: Let's discuss the real issues now

Early voting in Indiana begins less than a week from today, but the real issues in the U.S. Senate race have been hidden behind the goofy accusations leveled against the two Republican candidates.

Lugar will re-register to vote using family farm address

INDIANAPOLIS | U.S. Sen. Dick Lugar, R-Ind., and his wife, will be allowed to cast ballots in the May 8 Republican primary election after agreeing Friday to re-register to vote using their Marion County farm.

Lugar voting eligibility settlement

BRIAN HOWEY: Why Indiana Dems are in bed with Mourdock

In the television age of Indiana politics, no incumbent U.S. senator has ever faced a credible challenge in a primary. Thus, Indiana Treasurer Richard Mourdock's challenge to U.S. Sen. Dick Lugar in the May 8 GOP primary is breaking new ground.

Lugar appeals ruling that he is not Indiana resident

INDIANAPOLIS | U.S. Sen Dick Lugar, R-Ind., has asked a judge to overturn a Marion County Election Board ruling that Lugar and his wife are not Indiana residents and thus are ineligible to vote in the state.

Lugar appeal of eligibility to vote

U.S. Sen. Dick Lugar, R-Ind., has asked the Marion Circuit Court to restore his right to vote after the Marion County Election Board ruled last week Lugar and his wife are not Indiana residents after living in Virginia for the past 35 years.

Board rules Lugar not eligible to vote in Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS | U.S. Sen. Dick Lugar will be on Indiana's Republican primary ballot May 8, but the five-term senator may not be able to vote for himself.