State News

Indiana will remain in Stage 4-point-5 of the Back on Track plan through August 27th.

Governor Eric Holcomb made the announcement yesterday.

Local governments will be able to impose

Joseph Kernan, the 48th Governor of the State of Indiana, died Wednesday morning following a long illness.

He is survived by his wife, Maggie, and seven siblings.

Kernan, a graduate

Three landlords are going to court to test whether Indiana’s governor has the power to cancel evictions across the state.

Indiana’s eviction moratorium is set to expire Saturday,

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul says Illinoisans need to watch out for identity theft if they’re receiving unemployment benefits.

Raoul says this year, thieves are applying for

The U.S. Mint is asking for help from the public to recirculate coins – pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters.

While there is an adequate supply of coins currently in the economy, the

Packets of unsolicited seeds from China have appeared in mailboxes in Indiana and across the nation.

Indiana joined a growing list of states warning residents not to plant the unidentified

A Delaware County judge is sentencing a mother to 40-years in prison after she pleaded guilty to neglecting her child, who eventually died.

Sarah Styhl is claiming she suffers from blackouts

Indiana Conservation Officers have found the body of a man who went missing in the Ohio River Saturday night.

The body of 52-year-old Harold Snook, of Crestwood, Ky., was found just after

The federal lawsuit by four women who accuse Indiana state Attorney General Curtis Hill of groping them at a party in 2018 was dismissed.

But, the women are not giving up.

They have

Regis Philbin will be laid to rest at Notre Dame.

Philbin, who had a decades-long career in TV, died over the weekend at 88.

Notre Dame said Sunday that Philbin’s funeral and