State News

Indiana Senator Mike Braun says he’ll at least consider proposals to limit assault weapons and expand background checks.

Braun says a House-passed bill requiring universal background

Illinois House lawmakers are looking into a reported college financial aid scam.

Members discussed ways to close a loophole that has let wealthy parents transfer guardianship of their child

The U-S Department of Agriculture is declaring an agriculture disaster in all 102 Illinois counties.

Governor J-B Pritzker requested the declaration last month…citing the historic flooding

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, through the Health Resources and Services Administration, has awarded over 8.3 million dollars to Indiana to combat the opioid crisis.

The

The Perry-Spencer Rural Telephone Cooperative will receive over 13-million dollars to provide broadband service to 2,800 unserved households and 416 unserved businesses in Spencer

Indiana University received a record $680.2 million in external funding to support research and other activities in fiscal year 2019.

The previous funding record was set in Fiscal Year 2016,

A southern Indiana man is looking at 20 years in prison for shooting a friend outside the VFW in Evansville last winter.

A jury yesterday convicted 71-year-old John Burghardt of attempted

Indiana has the strongest manufacturing sector in the U-S — but it’s crowding out other industries.

A Bloomberg News analysis finds manufacturing accounts for more than a quarter

Indiana State Police is joining approximately 230 law enforcement agencies across Indiana in the Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over mobilization.

From mid-August through Labor Day, troopers will

Indiana hotels are joining the nation’s efforts in putting an end to human trafficking.

Chip Rodgers, President of the American Hotel and Lodging Association, says hotel employees are