State News

Two children are dead after being pulled from a retention pond in Greenwood.

Both were separated from a group playing in the water Wednesday in the Clear Brook subdivision and did not

Indiana conservation officers found the body of a missing Springville man Friday afternoon in Monroe Lake.

Responders were dispatched to the lake Thursday afternoon for two people struggling

A 2.9-million-dollar settlement with TurboTax should pay back the Hoosiers who were misled during tax-season.

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita finalized a settlement with TurboTax after

The Indiana State Police Putnamville Post is investigating reports of fraud involving the purchase of puppies using online social media platforms.

Citizens report that they believe they are

Bloomington Police are investigating a shooting that happened at an apartment on the north side of the city.

Police were called to the 1200 block of North Maple Street around 11 p.m. Tuesday

An Evansville child is currently under custody of child services after neglect.

The 4-year-old wandered out of his home for the third time this week and into his neighbor’s

Police and prosecutors are getting ready for the end of Indiana’s gun permit requirement in two-and-a-half weeks.

Indiana will become the 24th state without a permit requirement on

Today is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day.

It’s estimated one in 10 older Americans are abused or neglected each year.

Illinois Department on Aging Director Paula Basta says

It’s an attempted aggravated battery conviction with a firearm and a serious violent offender enhancer for an Evansville man who shot at police.

A jury convicted Andrew Barnett Tuesday

A new state law in Illinois aims to protect people with latex allergies.

The law prohibits the use of latex gloves in food preparation, health care settings, and during emergency response