State News

The Indiana Department of Revenue says its Identity Theft and Tax Fraud Prevention Program is a national leader, stopping over $110 million in attempted identity theft and tax refund fraud since

State Police arrested an Evansville man on multiple charges Thursday following a traffic stop on I-69 near Green River Road in Evansville.

40-eyar-old Jeffrey Sinnett was found to be in

You could soon be able to carry a digital copy of your driver’s license on your cell phone.

A bill by State Senator Eddie Melton would allow you to apply for a “mobile

Members of the Illinois House are discussing a universal college admission bill.

Under the legislation, students in the top 10 percent of their graduating class, and meeting test score

A state election panel won’t investigate Indiana House Speaker Brian Bosma’s use of campaign funds to collect information on a woman who says she performed oral sex on the married

No charges will be filed in the death of a 13-year-old Indiana boy who was killed when a truck rear-ended a school bus in December.

Marshall County Deputy Prosecutor Matt Sarber says a grand

Tell City Police arrested a Tell City man Thursday on six drug related charges following a search of his home.

That search turned up 26 grams of Methamphetamine, Marijuana and

State Representative Ron Bacon of Chandler is proposing legislation that would stiffen penalties for those who attack utility workers.

Bacon says utility workers face inherent dangers on the

The House opens hearings next week on its version of a new state budget.

Speaker Brian Bosma says House Republicans have been working on details of their budget plan, including computer runs

Vandals who target utilities or critical industries would face stiffer penalties under a bill headed for the Indiana House.

The Senate has voted unanimously to make trespassing a felony if