State News

Indiana National Guard service members are set to welcome the new commanding general during a ceremony Sunday at 11 a.m., at the Indiana War Memorial.

Brigadier General R. Dale Lyles will

If you’re overweight and drink a lot, you’re at a higher risk for getting cancer.

Both are problems in Indiana, but a new survey shows many people don’t realize that obesity

Suicide rates among adolescents are skyrocketing across the nation and certain demographics have a higher risk.

John Auerbach from the Trust for America’s Health says Indiana’s

A man is facing an attempted murder charge after a shooting in southern Indiana.

Indiana State Police say the 36-year-old Terry Adams of Evansville got into a fight with 32-year-old Marcus

Legislation that would allow college athletes in Illinois to make money from endorsements is advancing in the state’s legislature.

The Illinois House on Wednesday voted 86-25 to send

An anti-anxiety drug is being recalled. Alprazolam, which is sold under the brand name Xanax, is being pulled because it might contain a foreign substance.

The recall is for bottles

Police in Evansville say they know who pulled the trigger in a deadly weekend shooting, but they’re now trying to figure out why.

Tanika Stewart handed officers the gun she used to

For the first time in nearly a month, workers are back on the job at GM’s plant in Fort Wayne.

The first set of workers returned last night.

UAW workers at the plant went on

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker is endorsing legislation that would allow college athletes in the state to make money from endorsements.

Pritzker said Sunday college athletes deserve the

Work on the last stretch of I-69 is expected to start next year.

That means the interstate will run from Indy to Evansville by 2024.

The billion-dollar project began back in