State News

A 17-year-old pregnant teen is dead and a 16-year-old boy is being charged with her murder in Mishawaka, Indiana.

Lt. Alex Arandt of the St. Joseph County Metro Homicide Unit says suspect

Illinois lawmakers are talking a bit more about the plan to legalize marijuana in the state.

A number of reports over the weekend pointed to a new process to not only legalize pot, but to

Folks in Evansville are going to be paying more for water and sewer.

Regulators in Indianapolis last week okayed rate hikes for both to help pay for new pipes.

Evansville Water &

Many Indiana families struggle to keep their homes warm during the winter as their utility bills increase.
State Representative Dale DeVon says low-income Hoosiers should know about state

Republicans and Democrats say they’ll work to give teachers a raise, but there are still a lot of unanswered questions about how.

The state doesn’t set teacher salaries —

Indiana State Fire Marshall James Greeson is reminding Hoosiers that unattended candles and Christmas trees placed too close to heat sources cause many home fires during the holiday

The director of Indiana’s department of Veterans Affairs has resigned.

Jim Brown is leaving following an investigation by the Indianapolis Star, which reported complaints accusing

Today marks the 77th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor in Hawaii.

On December 7th, 1941, the Pearl Harbor naval base was devastated by a surprise blitz of Japanese

The average price for gas in Indiana has gone up this past week.

It’s $2.32 per gallon according to gasbuddy.com.

That’s up ten cents from where it was Monday.

The

Governor Eric Holcomb says he wants to see lawmakers approve a hate crime law this spring, but his version may be a little different.

Holcomb says he wants to see gender identity added to