State News

Some Indiana school districts won’t have classes November 19th.

The reason is Red for Ed Action Day.

Teachers across Indiana will gather at the Indiana State House to ask the

A new federal report says the number of workplace injuries in Indiana has reached a new low.

According to the report that had nearly 6,000 businesses participate in, the Hoosier

South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg is unveiling his one-trillion-dollar economic plan that includes funding for affordable housing, education and child care.

The 2020 Democratic

The Illinois Emergency Management Agency is urging the public to prepare for winter weather.

Winter hasn’t officially started yet, but many areas of Illinois have already seen

A USS Indianapolis survivor has died at age 95.

Illinois resident Arthur Leenerman was one of the last remaining of the 316 who survived a Japanese torpedo attack in 1945.

Now only 11

A young Evansville police officer who was involved in the death of a man in September is leaving the force, but perhaps not for good.

Officer Trevor Koontz resigned yesterday.

He was

Over 100 people in Indiana have gotten sick with the mysterious vaping illness and three Hoosiers have died.

Now the CDC believes they have at least something to go on to track down what

All veterans and active-duty military personnel, and everyone in their vehicle, will be admitted free to DNR state parks, reservoir properties, state forest recreation areas and state off-road

IU economists expect the trade war to take a bite out of the economy next year.

The Kelley School of Business annual forecast predicts “anemic” growth for the Indiana economy, at

Governor Holcomb says he’ll roll out his 2020 legislative agenda next month.

Holcomb says his agenda will track what he’s described as the five “pillars” of his