State News

People across Indiana who are behind on their power bill have some time to get square with their utility company.

The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission voted Wednesday not to continue

Governor Holcomb is calling on the state Board of Education to make sure Hoosier schools get 100-percent funding.

He’s requesting a special meeting to push back the student count date

Spoofers are using the United States District Court for the Southern District of Indiana’s main phone number to scam and intimidate people.

On Wednesday, the Clerk’s Office began

State health officials are urging Indiana residents to take steps to protect themselves from mosquito bites.

West Nile virus activity has been detected in mosquitoes in multiple locations

Better late than never!

Track activity begins today as drivers will begin the process of dialing in their cars for the 104th running of the Indianapolis 500.

Practice starts today and

The world’s biggest collection of food trucks is coming to Indianapolis.

Almost 100 food trucks from across the country will gather at Waterman’s Family Farm in Marion County on

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett is no longer asking people to wear masks, he is telling them.

The mayor says the time for warnings in Indianapolis is over.

He says the health

Two schools are closing, and hundreds of students are quarantining in Delaware County.

Delta Middle School and Delta High School will be on remote learning today through August

A legislative oversight committee upheld Governor J-B Pritzker’s mask enforcement rules for Illinois businesses, schools, and daycare centers Tuesday.

The rules create guidelines for

Illinois is launching a new emergency rental assistance program.

The program is for those struggling to pay their rent during the pandemic.

Illinois Governor J-B Pritzker explains how