An unusually high number of public school districts in Indiana will be asking voters for more tax dollars on the November ballot this year.

Campaign ads are everywhere, and early voting is about to start in Indiana. That means it's time to decide who to vote for.

We asked every statewide candidate in the November election their positions on transparency and the use of taxpayer dollars. Here's what they said.

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A look at the commitments of more than 60 Indiana high school volleyball players to Division I college programs.