Brittany Carloni is a Statehouse Reporter at IndyStar. She covers state politics, focusing on Indiana's Congressional delegation and state legislature, while also having reported on local government in Hamilton County and Naples, Florida. Brittany's work has been featured in various publications including USA Today, Yahoo News, and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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Brittany Carloni focuses her reporting on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on legal policy regulations and government announcements. Given this focus, she is likely to be more responsive to pitches related to breaking news in Indiana politics, election updates, or developments in law enforcement.
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By: Brittany Carloni
A constitutional amendment on the November ballot would prohibit the government from closing churches during health emergencies. Yante Turner of Sun-Seeker MKE is shown speaking to the crowd as dozens of community members attended the 24th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Justice Program on Jan. 20, 2025, at the St. Francis of Assisi Church in Milwaukee. (Julius Shieh / Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service).
By: Brittany Carloni
Wisconsin voters on Nov. 3 will decide whether to approve three Republican-led state constitutional amendments that GOP lawmakers say would limit government overreach and Democrats describe as unnecessary.
By: Brittany Carloni
In an election year filled with high-stakes races up and down the ballot, Wisconsin voters are likely not hearing much about the contests for secretary of state and state treasurer.
Under Democratic Gov. Tony Evers, Republicans have often turned to constitutional amendments as a way to advance their priorities without confronting the governor’s veto pen.
By: Brittany Carloni
Wisconsin Watch asked the public to submit questions for David Crowley and Tom Tiffany. Here’s what the candidates said about firefighters, bike paths, transgender rights and other topics.
By: Brittany Carloni
Crowley wants to limit AI chatbots for children under 13 and increase penalties for circulating AI-generated sexual images of minors.
By: Brittany Carloni
Crowley wants to limit AI chatbots for children under 13 and increase penalties for circulating AI-generated sexual images of minors
By: Tom Kertscher, Brittany Carloni
Crowley used every opening to tie Tiffany to Donald Trump while Tiffany made the case for using the state’s $3 billion surplus to cut taxes.
By: Tom Kertscher, Brittany Carloni
Crowley used every opening to tie Tiffany to Donald Trump while Tiffany made the case for using the state’s $3 billion surplus to cut taxes.
By: Zoey Elwood, Brittany Carloni, Audrey Lopez-Stane
The political landscape has changed since 2024 when Democrats flipped 14 legislative seats under new maps.
