State News

A new report shows more than 140-thousand children have lost a caregiver due to COVID, marking a hidden tragedy caused by the pandemic.

Marian Sokol of the Children’s Bereavement

The Indiana Department of Education says enrollment in the state’s public and accredited non-public schools has grown to 1.12 million students, a modest increase from the previous school

Teachers from across Indiana spent their day yesterday telling lawmakers not to tell them how to teach.

Teachers and activists flooded the statehouse to fight a proposed ban on Critical Race

Every county in Indiana is now at a red advisory level for COVID-19 spread.

This is the first time that all 92 counties have been in the red category on the Indiana Department of

The Biden administration is giving Americans 400-million N95 masks, for free.

The White House confirmed Wednesday the masks will be available at Walgreens and CVS pharmacies

Here’s a safety alert for anyone who drives a Ford.

About 200-thousand cars are being recalled because the brake lights might not turn off.

This affects some 2015 Mustangs along

State officials are cautiously optimistic about the recent decline in COVID-19 numbers in Illinois.

Governor J-B Pritzker says it looks like the omicron surge has hit its peak, with a drop

The Indiana Department of Health reported Wednesday 16,502 new cases of COVID-19.

The department also reported 118 new deaths due to COVID-19, bringing the state’s total to

School board candidates would have a political party with their name if a bill under discussion in the House becomes law.

Union City Republican J-D Prescott’s bill would let candidates

Indiana’s “revenge porn” law does not violate the state or U.S. constitutions, the Indiana Supreme Court ruled Tuesday.

The ruling revives a misdemeanor case against a Trine University