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Kroger says it is once again limiting paper towel and toilet paper sales to avoid hoarding.

The store says people will be limited to just two packages per-visit.

There’s no word

Indiana just had its best month ever when it comes to sports gambling.

Hoosiers placed $230 million in bets in October, which generates about $2 million for the state.

Dustin Gouker

Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb will sign a new executive order on Sunday that will focus on the state’s COVID-19 map and restrictions for counties that are “orange” and

School leaders in Evansville are hoping the upcoming holiday break gives teachers a chance to recharge their batteries.

School Board Member Terry Gamblin says he fears teachers will retire

IU is not kidding around about its coronavirus rules.

The university yesterday confirmed that it has suspended students who partied after IU’s big football win over Michigan last

Indiana Senator Mike Braun says there’s no rush for President Trump to concede defeat to President-elect Joe Biden.

Braun isn’t going as far as Trump himself and some

Most universities in central Indiana are not requiring students to take a COVID-19 test before they leave for Thanksgiving as cases surge across the state.

However, Indiana University is

The University of Notre Dame is ordering coronavirus testing after scores of students rushed the field Saturday after the football team’s upset victory over number one-ranked

Nearly 700-thousand-dollars in charity money in Evansville will not go unclaimed.

The West Side Nut Club yesterday said it has spoken with the winner of last month’s half-pot

Indiana University economists expect Indiana’s economy to rebound from the pandemic next year — but not until summer or fall.

Indiana’s unemployment rate is