State News

Governor Eric Holcomb is issuing a statewide mask mandate. Beginning Monday, July 27th.

Any Hoosier over the age of seven will be required to wear a face covering in indoor public places,

Governor J-B Pritzker has unveiled a more than 21-billion-dollar plan to improve roads and bridges in Illinois.

Pritzker says it’s estimated that over the next six years more than

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway has made more changes for next month’s Indianapolis 500.

IMS announced Tuesday afternoon that they are reducing the maximum attendance from 50 percent

You won’t be able to shop at Walmart on Thanksgiving Day.

The nation’s largest retailer announced Tuesday it wants to have its employees spend time with their families during the

The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles is asking Hoosiers to pay with a credit card or check when possible to complete transactions.

The BMV is making this request because of the national coin

Indiana residents can call and speak confidentially with a trained counselor at any hour free of charge under an initiative announced Monday.

The Indiana Family and Social Services

If you like to sew, you could be a great help to the American Red Cross!

The Indiana Region of the American Red Cross is looking for people to help sew and distribute face coverings during

Indiana’s unemployment rate dropped to 11.2 percent in June.

A high number of Hoosiers are still filing for unemployment, but the state also added nearly 130,000 jobs over the past

Ivy Tech Community College’s Evansville campus is offering additional free classes for residents to gain new skills and earn a certificate.

Ivy Tech says students can earn a free

As schools continue to weigh decisions about the start of the new academic year, high school competitions for the fall marching band season have been canceled due to the ongoing coronavirus