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Today is Veterans Day, a day set aside to honor the patriotism of the armed services past and present.

National Veterans Day ceremonies take place at the Tomb of the Unknowns at Arlington

The Colts also were without their starting quarterback for their game against the Dolphins, and fill-in Brian Hoyer struggled with three interceptions as Indianapolis was dealt a surprising 16-12

Records and correspondence spanning the political career of retiring U.S. Rep. John Shimkus are headed to Southern Illinois University Edwardsville.

The Edwardsville Intelligencer reports

Governor Eric Holcomb signed an executive order Friday easing a restriction on truck drivers delivering propane.

Drivers are exempt from regulations restricting their hours of

Illinois could be ditching Daylight Saving Time soon.

State Senator Andy Manar introduced a bill earlier this year to end what he calls an arbitrary time change.

It was approved by a

Businesses across the country are offering incentives to get you to spend some of your hard earned cash this Veterans Day.

Kohl’s stores are doubling their usual 15-percent discount

Some Indiana school districts won’t have classes November 19th.

The reason is Red for Ed Action Day.

Teachers across Indiana will gather at the Indiana State House to ask the

A new federal report says the number of workplace injuries in Indiana has reached a new low.

According to the report that had nearly 6,000 businesses participate in, the Hoosier

South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg is unveiling his one-trillion-dollar economic plan that includes funding for affordable housing, education and child care.

The 2020 Democratic

The Illinois Emergency Management Agency is urging the public to prepare for winter weather.

Winter hasn’t officially started yet, but many areas of Illinois have already seen