State News

The Indiana Department of Health reported Saturday 387 new cases of coronavirus across the state.

That brings the total number of Hoosiers who have tested positive for COVID-19 to

Indiana school leaders are warning parents that their kids likely did worse on the state’s ILEARN test this year.

The Indiana Department of Education previewed the latest ILEARN scores

Nearly 51 percent of Illinois adults are now fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

Over 67 percent have received at least one dose.

Governor J-B Pritzker reminds that teens can now get

All students and faculty members at IU are still going to be required to get their coronavirus shot before returning to campus next fall, but they will not be required to prove they got the

Legislation letting Illinois’ college student athletes benefit from endorsements is headed for final approval from the governor.

Efforts to pass a similar measure have been underway in

Indiana residents can fish the state’s public waters without a fishing license or a trout/salmon stamp on Saturday, June 5th and Sunday, June 6th.

The two Free Fishing Days kick off

Plan ahead.

That’s the advice from Indiana’s Department of Natural Resources if you want to go camping this summer.

DNR’s Ginger Murphy says they expect a lot of

Fewer people in Indiana are getting the coronavirus shot.

The state Department of Health is reporting vaccinations are at their lowest level since January.

On Friday, the state says

Indiana will stay under its coronavirus emergency order for another month.

Governor Holcomb on Friday extended the order, for the 15th time, until June 30th.

The old restrictions on

An Indianapolis Metropolitan Police officer is recovering after being shot multiple times on Saturday.

Police found two people with gunshot wounds in the 6400 block of Kentstone