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A proposed bill would require public officials in Illinois to wear body cameras.

The House bill would only require their use when elected or appointed officials were engaged in their

Some Democratic lawmakers are trying to decriminalize simple marijuana possession in Indiana.

State Senator Karen Tallian authored a bill that would make possession of less than an ounce of

The Illinois State Police is warning the public about a new phone scam.

People have been reporting calls that seemingly come from state police district offices, with the caller asking for

A former Evansville police officer is becoming the face of roadside awareness at the Indiana Capitol.

Retired officer Allen Gansman is pushing lawmakers to better protect police officers and

There’s a call for blood donors across the state of Indiana.

The Red Cross says the state’s critical blood shortage can be blamed on the flu.

The Red Cross’ Sandra

The Indiana Senate voted Thursday to send a spending plan to Governor Eric Holcomb that does not include money for teacher pay raises.

However, it does include 291-million dollars on on

A baby has been surrendered in a Safe Haven baby box at a Jackson County fire station.

The baby was removed from the baby box at the Seymour Fire Station in about one minute and immediately

The Indiana Senate voted Thursday to approve a bill imposing tougher penalties on stores caught selling smoking or vaping products to anyone younger than 21.

The proposal would triple

Indiana’s Attorney General is among those asking the U.S. Senate not to remove President Trump from office.

Attorney General Curtis Hill yesterday joined 20 other Republican attorneys

Today is a good day for dessert. It’s National Pie Day.

The event began in the mid-1970s when a nuclear engineer, brewer, and teacher in Boulder, Colorado declared his birthday,