State News

Indianapolis’ ticket count for the coronavirus continues to go up.

Marion County’s Public Health Department says they have received over 900 complaints, seen nearly 600 tickets,

Governor Eric Holcomb says the state is not asking too much from people in the effort to control the coronavirus.

The governor yesterday said the small sacrifices that Indiana is asking for

A Bartholomew County Sheriff’s Department K9 is dead after a suspect pursuit over the weekend.

A domestic battery suspect fled into the woods along I-65 Saturday evening and K9 Diesel

The coronavirus trend in Indiana is what it is in most other states.

Numbers from the State Department of Health show younger people are testing positive in much larger numbers, but the vast

Indiana State Police say a woman was killed early Sunday morning when the car she was a passenger in collided with the rear of a semi-tractor trailer that was parked along the side of I-70

Most of the state fell under a new governor’s order Sunday reinstating limits on crowd sizes.

The restrictions come after weeks of steep increases in coronavirus-related deaths and

An Indiana University fraternity will be shut down for the rest of the school year.

The Monroe County Health Department says the frat committed a COVID-19 related health

The Indianapolis Colts grabbed a big win over their AFC South division rival, the Tennessee Titans, Thursday night.

The Colts trailed 17-13 at halftime, but the defense held the Titans high

250 Army Reservists are being deployed from Indiana to Kuwait.

The 310th Expeditionary Sustainment Command will provide logistical support to multiple military units throughout the Middle

President-elect Joe Biden has chosen a Hoosier to be his White House chief of staff.

Biden has selected Ron Klain, a North Central High School of Indianapolis graduate.

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