Verify it
Don’t take anyone’s word for it, including ours. Official lookups for checking a claim, a person, a company or a photo before you share it.
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All of Indiana
People, courts and businesses
- MyCase: Indiana court records ↗
Search Indiana trial court cases by name or case number.
- INBiz business search ↗
Indiana Secretary of State business entity records: owners of record, registered agents, filings.
- Professional license lookup ↗
Verify Indiana professional licenses and discipline.
- IRS tax-exempt organization search ↗
Check a nonprofit’s status and its annual Form 990 filings.
- ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer ↗
Read nonprofit tax filings: revenue, top salaries, grants.
Money and influence
- Follow the money
Our tools for donors, outside spending, lobbying, state vendors and property taxes.
- Indiana campaign finance search ↗
Every state and local candidate and committee report.
- FEC data ↗
Federal candidates, PACs and donors.
- Indiana lobbyist search ↗
Registrations and reports for every Statehouse lobbyist.
- Federal lobbying (LDA.gov) ↗
Who lobbies Congress and federal agencies.
Government records
- Indiana General Assembly ↗
Bills, roll calls, legislators and the Indiana Code.
- Election Division candidate information ↗
Official candidate lists and filings.
- Indiana Transparency Portal ↗
State spending, contracts and state employee salaries.
- Indiana Gateway ↗
Local budgets, financial reports, debt and salaries.
- State Board of Accounts ↗
Audits of state and local governments.
- Office of Inspector General ↗
Investigations of state agencies and employees.
- IndianaMap ↗
Statewide maps: parcels, boundaries, flood zones and more.
Photos, video and websites
- Google Lens ↗
Reverse image search: find where else a photo appears.
- TinEye ↗
Reverse image search, sorted to find the oldest copy.
- Wayback Machine ↗
See old versions of a web page or recover a deleted one.
Checking a claim in 5 steps
- Find the original. Trace a screenshot or quote back to where it first appeared. Use the Wayback Machine if it was deleted.
- Check the photo. Run it through Google Lens or TinEye. Old photos often get reused with new captions.
- Go to the record. Court cases, business filings, votes and spending are all public; use the links above.
- Check the date. Many false claims are true stories from years ago.
- Two sources. Don’t share until a second independent source confirms it.
Every link on this page was checked Oct. 24, 2026. INBiz was offline for scheduled maintenance that day.