Kaitlin Lange is the Politics and Government Editor at IndyStar. With a strong background in investigative reporting and a focus on elections, public policy, and the intersection of government and media, she brings a wealth of experience to her role. Kaitlin has been featured in various outlets, including the Evansville Courier & Press, Yahoo News, and USA TODAY.
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Kaitlin predominantly covers local Indiana politics, particularly government announcements and legal policy regulations. She heavily focuses on the state's political landscape, including election races and legislative matters.
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By: Kaitlin Lange, Marissa Meador
Plus, a Lindsey Graham cake stirs the pot.
By: Kaitlin Lange
Want to know more about how we cover public safety in Indianapolis? Or talk about what went into our coverage of Mayor Joe Hogsett's use of private suites?
By: Kaitlin Lange
A tornado warning for parts of Indianapolis and Beech Grove is underway on Aug. 1. The warning started shortly after 5 p.m. and is expected to last until 6 p.m.
By: Tilly Robinson, Tony Cook, Kaitlin Lange
The threat of flooding continues in Central Indiana Aug. 15, as water from days of rain continues to make its way downstream into Indianapolis.
By: Kaitlin Lange, Sophie Hartley, Scott Horner, Heather Bushman, Bradley Hohulin, Tony Cook, Cate Charron, Jen Guadarrama, Tilly Robinson
Flooding continues in Central Indiana Aug. 15, as water from days of rain continues to make its way downstream into Indianapolis.
By: Grace Randolph, Aubrey Wright, Ryan Murphy, Jen Guadarrama, Bradley Hohulin, John Tufts, Kaitlin Lange
Central Indiana faces ongoing flood risks as heavy rain continues to swell creeks and streams.
By: Kaitlin Lange
Last year, IndyStar's politics team went on a statewide reporting tour to hear from Hoosiers about their top issues. We're back for a second year.
By: Kaitlin Lange
President Donald Trump has approved a major disaster declaration for part of Indiana, opening up federal dollars as communities and people around
By: Kaitlin Lange
Indianapolis Star Aug. 26, 2026, 8:27 a.m. ET Keep Watching
By: Kaitlin Lange
A team of IndyStar journalists will be at the College Avenue branch of the Indianapolis Public Library, located at 4180 North College Ave. on Sept. 1.
