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Governor Eric Holcomb and U.S. Administration of Children and Families Assistant Secretary Lynn Johnson announced Thursday that Indiana is the top state in the nation for increasing the number of

Indiana Health Commissioner Dr. Kristina Box says she thinks Halloween can happen this year in Indiana, though there will be some changes.

Box says many communities with low coronavirus

The number of Hoosiers requesting absentee by mail ballots is already double the total in the 2016 presidential election.

The deadline to request an absentee ballot is October

Folks across Indiana will see the smoke from the western wildfires at sunrise and sunset.

Forecasters say the smoke from the fires in Colorado, Oregon, California, and other western states

The Big 10 is reversing itself, saying it will try to stage a college football season this fall.

The league announced it plans to have games as soon as October 23rd.

That’s a

Illinois Governor J-B Pritzker says if Illinois doesn’t get federal aid, many state and city jobs may be lost. The governor says his state agency directors are identifying five percent cuts that

The candidates for governor will debate on October 20th and 27th and you are invited to submit a question.

The Debate Commission says the debates will be livestreamed on its website and

The conviction is being upheld for a woman who hit and killed three children and injured a fourth at a bus stop in Rochester in 2018.

Alyssa Shepherd was convicted of reckless homicide,

Ball State University is looking through an online video, trying to identify students who broke the school’s coronavirus rules and attended a party.

Someone posted the video of the

Some city council members in Evansville say there’s no doubt that taking 250-thousand-dollars from the city’s police budget and spending it on affordable housing is defunding the