Casey Smith is a Reporter at Indiana Capital Chronicle. With a focus on health and wellness, regional interest, and legal affairs, Casey covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy. Their work has been featured in various outlets such as Princeton Daily Clarion, Raw Story, and Yahoo News.
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Casey Smith's coverage focuses on local government, education, and policy regulation in Arkansas and Indiana. She has a strong emphasis on covering announcements from the government and legal policy regulations related to education, workforce training, and public services.
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Indiana's highest court unanimously rejected death row inmate Jeffrey Weisheit's request Thursday to postpone his execution for brain scans , saying
Jeffrey Weisheit answers questions during his Oct. 16, 2026, clemency hearing at Indiana State Prison in Michigan City. Board members questioned him about the murders of Alyssa and Caleb Lynch and whether he could safely serve a life sentence.
By: Casey Smith
Jeffrey Weisheit’s Nov. 5 execution remains on schedule after Indiana’s highest court rejected a delay for brain scans.
By: Casey Smith, Tom Davies, Niki Kelly
Gov. Mike Braun led Indiana's top officials in reported travel expenses last fiscal year, narrowly outspending Secretary of State Diego Morales even as most of the governor's travel kept him within Indiana.
By: Casey Smith Indiana, Christina Seiler
A federal judge granted preliminary protections to a Bloomington man who was warned he could be indicted over an “86 Todd Rokita” Facebook comment.
By: Casey Smith, Niki Kelly, Tom Davies
The governor, statewide elected officials and top appointees listed a combined $132,572 in travel-related expenses last fiscal year.
By: Niki Kelly, Casey Smith, Tom Davies
By: Niki Kelly, Casey Smith, Tom Davies
INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Mike Braun led Indiana's top officials in reported travel expenses last fiscal year, narrowly outspending Secretary of State Diego Morales even as most of the governor's travel kept him within Indiana.
By: Niki Kelly, Casey Smith, Tom Davies
Gov. Mike Braun led Indiana’s top officials in reported travel expenses last fiscal year, narrowly outspending Secretary of State Diego Morales even as most of the governor’s travel kept him
By: Casey Smith, Tom Davies, Niki Kelly Indiana
Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith and his wife attended the White House Christmas party in December.
