State News

Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill says he is recommending that no charges or licensing actions be taken after following the conclusion of an investigation into more than 2,000 sets of fetal

Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb is extending his COVID-19 Executive Order on county-specific limitations for gathering/event sizes in the Hoosier State.

Holcomb says he is extending the

The Indiana DNR is accepting applications for reserved spring turkey hunts from January 4th through February 22nd.

Hunters can apply online for a reserved turkey hunt by visiting

President Trump is again insisting that Congress pass two-thousand-dollar coronavirus stimulus checks.

The House did so Monday, but the Senate hasn’t taken up the measure so

The new year will bring coyote sightings around Indiana.

Indiana DNR officials say seeing coyotes, especially during winter, is normal and should not cause alarm.

Coyotes become more

Acting U.S. Attorney John Childress says the Southern District of Indiana collected $9,055,193. in criminal and civil actions in Fiscal Year 2020.

Of this amount, $2,195,355 was collected in

Most of Indiana’s congressmen want to see people in the state get a larger stimulus check.

Six of Indiana’s nine members of Congress yesterday voted for the two-thousand-dollar

State Senator J.D. Ford is proposing a bill that would give residents more say in where 5G towers are constructed.

Ford says some towers in North Willow Farms were constructed in public

The University of Illinois Extension Office is offering some ideas about what to do with your Christmas tree after the holidays.

Extension Educator Katie Parker says if you don’t have a

Governor Eric Holcomb is renewing some coronavirus measures by signing an executive order.

He is extending the temporary licensing of healthcare workers who aren’t licensed in Indiana