State News

The Indiana State Police is looking for the next class of state troopers to join the force.

Applicants must be at least 21 years old and U.S. citizens.

You also must have a high

Indiana lawmakers are considering a bill that would stop employers from requiring workers to get the COVID-19 vaccine or undergo weekly testing at their expense.

During debate Thursday,

Subs in Evansville schools are going to get more money to cover classes till further notice.

The city’s school board has approved a 40-dollar per-day increase for substitute teacher

Sometimes listening to your mom can pay off, literally.

A woman in Michigan found that out after she won an over one-point-six-million dollar lottery jackpot.

The winner told state

One of the largest student loan servicers will cancel one-point-seven billion dollars in private student loans.

Navient reached a deal with 39 states resulting from accusations the company

Illinois’ top public health doctor says it’s too soon to tell if the omicron variant has peaked.

Cases have been surging in recent weeks, hitting the highest levels of the entire

Joining forces to keep college graduates in Indiana.

It’s rare to see such rivals as Indiana University and Purdue University teaming up — but that’s what they are doing to

The IRS is warning you that some people who file their taxes may be in for a frustrating tax season.

They say that they are still processing some six million tax filings from last

Indiana’s de-facto ban on critical race theory in public schools is moving at the Capitol.

The House’s Education Committee has approved the plan and it now heads for a vote

The Hoosier state is seeing its highest number of patients hospitalized with COVID-19.

It reported a new high on Wednesday after already breaking the record on Tuesday.

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