State News

The amendment creating a graduated income tax system has cleared its first hurdle in the Illinois Senate.

The amendment moves the state from a flat tax, to a graduated tax where rates are

The Senate Education and Career Development Committee have voted to approve a bill that would fund handgun training for teachers.

State Senator Eddie Melton, along with other Democratic

Illinois Governor J-B Pritzker is announcing an amendment to the state’s constitution moving Illinois to a graduated income tax structure.

The constitution currently requires a flat tax

The Illinois Department of Public Health is warning the public about an emerging drug-resistant fungus.

The Candida Auris Fungus has been attracting a lot of media attention lately, and

Before man can walk on Mars, someone is going to have to be tested at Purdue.

NASA has selected Purdue University for the Resilient ExtraTerrestrial Habitats Institute

If you bought some ground beef at Meijer, you may want to double check your fridge.

The grocery store yesterday announced a recall of pre-packed ground beef because it may contain pieces of

A new study reveals over 12-hundred Indiana bridges are considered structurally deficient.

That’s six percent of the bridges in the state.

INDOT says they invest around 400

Consumer Reports is asking Fisher-Price to immediately recall the Rock ‘n Play sleeper, blaming it for far more than the official number of child deaths.

The request comes on the heels

Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb is defending the hate crime law that has some advocates upset.

Holcomb says the plan lawmakers approved is enough to send the right kind of message about

Two people have been arrested after conservation officers discovered drugs, turtle parts and Indian artifacts at a house in southern Indiana.

Officers had received numerous reports of