State News

The driver in the October 30th school bus stop crash near Rochester, Indiana that killed three children and injured a fourth will soon face an additional charge.

24-year-old Alyssa Shepherd

Indiana’s former Democrat senator Joe Donnelly has a new job.

He plans to teach classes at his alma mater of the University of Notre Dame.

WSBT reports, Donnelly has accepted a

The woman who used to run Evansville’s housing program for veterans and the homeless is looking at a decade in prison.

Federal prosecutors yesterday unsealed an indictment against

The state of Indiana is pressing the Supreme Court of the United States to settle the state’s ultrasound law.

The law is on-hold because of a 2017 lawsuit filed by the ACLU and Planned

While young love often eventually fades, for some teens it can turn violent.

An estimated one-and-a-half million high school students in the U-S suffer physical abuse from a dating partner

Indiana State Representative Cindy Kirchhofer is pushing legislation to protect at-risk mothers and infants.

Kirchhofer’s bill has two components to tackle the alarming infant

Flu season is in full swing with 14 flu-related deaths so far this year in the state.

Last year, Indiana had nearly 336 deaths due to the flu.

The US Center for Disease Control

The Illinois State Police is boosting enforcement efforts for super bowl weekend.

More troopers will be on the roads this weekend, looking for what they call the “fatal four”: speeding,

The Indiana Department of Revenue is warning seniors not to file their taxes twice.

DOR officials say seniors may mistakenly file both Form IT-40 and SC-40 in an effort to claim the Indiana

A 911 dispatcher in Lafayette who helped a boy with his homework is now going to the Super Bowl.

Antonia Bundy made headlines last week when audio from the call was released.

She was