State News

One supermarket chain is changing its mask requirement.

Starting today, Kroger will no longer require masks for fully-vaccinated customers, unless they’re required by a local

All Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicle  branches will be closed Saturday, May 29 through Monday, May 31 in observance of the Memorial Day holiday.

Branches will resume regularly scheduled

The state of Indiana is once again having to defend its abortion laws in court.

The ACLU filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the new abortion reversal law.

It requires doctors to tell

Bars, restaurants, and shops in Speedway have a little more than a week to get their staff up to strength and up to speed before race day.

A number of businesses near the Indianapolis Motor

Indiana’s fully vaccinated numbers continue to go up.

The state Department of Health on Tuesday reported that two-point-three-million people in the state are now fully

Hoosiers are being warned about a phishing scam involving unemployment benefits.

Scammers are sending text messages asking Hoosiers to verify their identity by clicking on a

Ninety percent of motorists can be found wearing their seat belts.

Unfortunately, the small percentage of people who choose not to buckle up make up a disproportionate amount of the

Universities in Indiana are now required to tell state leaders about any possible foreign spying on campus.

Lawmakers approved, and Governor Holcomb signed a law that requires schools,

Indiana is dropping out of a federal program that provides an extra $300 in weekly payments to unemployed workers and other programs that expanded unemployment benefits during the COVID-19

Target is recalling 490-thousand pieces of infants and toddler clothing.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the recall Wednesday involving a swimsuit for infant-toddler girls