State News

A new report says Indiana’s healthcare system is slowly improving, but still ranks 36th in the nation for overall quality care.
David Radley, a senior scientist for the Commonwealth

Your next driver’s license will look a lot different than the one you’re currently carrying in your wallet or purse.

The most noticeable change might be the photo. The color

Add Kroger to the list of stores in Indiana that will soon sell CBD.

Kroger says it will start to sell CBD oils, creams, lotions, and balms.

CBD contains what supporters say are all

Indiana teen drivers are advised to take extra precaution behind the wheel this summer.

Memorial Day to Labor Day is known as the “100 Deadliest Days” for teen drivers, due the

Progress.

That’s what the latest crop report from the USDA shows.

Last week, almost a third of the corn had been planted.

As of June 9th, about two-thirds of the corn has

A new report from the American Medical Association suggests Indiana’s efforts in the fight against opioids are paying off.

The AMA Opioid Task Force 2019 Progress Report shows opioid

A mistake by SWAT officers in Evansville led to them detaining an innocent couple.

The incident happened back in early May when SWAT was looking for a man in an apartment complex.

The

Several pig rescue organizations are teaming up to find homes for 60 pigs that were rescued from filthy conditions in Brown County.

The animals were relocated yesterday after a several

The public is invited to volunteer at the 2019 Ohio River Sweep this Saturday.

The Ohio River Sweep is a volunteer, riverbank cleanup that extends the entire length of the Ohio

Discipline is being meted out after a student with autism in Gary, Indiana received an award for being the “most annoying male.”

The fifth-grader at Bailly Preparatory School and