State News

Losing a family member or a friend is never easy, and because of the coronavirus outbreak it’s becoming more challenging.

Limits are being placed on gatherings.

The CDC is

Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill is asking Hoosiers to be careful when making donations to coronavirus charities or relief organizations.

Hill says scammers are eager to take advantage

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources is adjusting their operations due to coronavirus concerns.

All property offices are closed, as are state park inns, restaurants, welcome centers,

With more kids staying at home, puzzles and toys are pretty popular these days.

Hasbro says consumers have been buying more Play-doh and Nerf products as well as family oriented games since

General Motors is looking to build ventilators at one of its Indiana plants to help fight the coronavirus outbreak.

GM supplier Twin City Die Castings Company began discussions nine months

The roller coasters could be zooming at Indiana Beach this summer.

The park’s owner says there is a chance that a new owner could buy the park and reopen in time for the summer

If you start to feel cooped up this week, take a “work from home” break and enjoy the outdoors.

The DNR has announced they are waiving all entrance fees for state

Drivers will be banned from using cell phones on the road starting July 1st.

Under Governor Eric Holcomb’s new legislation, Indiana will be the 22nd state to prohibit drivers from

College students are catching a financial break.

President Trump announced Friday that student loan payments will be suspended for at least 60 days without penalty, meaning there will be no

The Indiana National Guard was activated last week by Governor Eric Holcomb to help the state’s response to the COVID-19 outbreak.

General R. Dale Lyles with the Indiana National Guard