State News

U.S. Senators Todd Young and Mike Braun of Indiana are introducing an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act that calls for the Secretary of the Navy to name the next unnamed Arleigh

The EPA is back in Evansville, and is once again looking for lead and arsenic.

Chris Borowiecki with the Vanderburgh County Health Department says EPA crews will spend the next five years

The animal rights group behind the undercover video from Fair Oaks Farms in Indiana says it’s offended that prosecutors in Newton County are looking into claims the group encouraged farm

Indiana’s Attorney General is being hit with a lawsuit filed by four women accusing him of sexual harassment.

Legislative assistant Niki DaSilva says there are two main goals with this

The makers of RAGU pasta sauce have announced a recall of some varieties because they may contain bits of plastic.

Mizkan America says the company is taking the action out of an

Hoosiers weigh too much and smoke too much, and the Indiana Chamber says it’s holding back the economy.

Seven years ago, the Chamber laid out more than 60 statistical measures of

You’ve got mail, which means you also might have a scam.

Director and Chief Counsel of Consumer Protection Betsy DeNardi is warning Hoosiers to watch out for emails that will look like

Five people in Parke County were rescued after rushing water took over their ATV.

It happened Sunday afternoon at the State Sanatorium Covered Bridge.

Authorities say two adults and

Indiana is once again near the top of a list that the state may not want to be known for.

The CDC last week said Indiana is third in the nation when it comes to the number of people who

Deaths by suicide and substance abuse are at an all time high for millennials.

John Auerbach president of Trust For America’s Health says in Indiana, alcohol, drug and suicide deaths