State News

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker is endorsing legislation that would allow college athletes in the state to make money from endorsements.

Pritzker said Sunday college athletes deserve the

Work on the last stretch of I-69 is expected to start next year.

That means the interstate will run from Indy to Evansville by 2024.

The billion-dollar project began back in

Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill says he’s a fun guy.

Hill took the stand in his own disciplinary hearing yesterday and denied groping five women.

The women all say that

The Illinois Department of Public Health is reporting a second state resident has died after being hospitalized for a vaping-related lung injury.

The department on Thursday refused to give

More details are being released about a car that fell four stories from an Indianapolis parking garage.

The car fell from the Market Square Center Garage on Wednesday morning. Inside were

Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White says teen driving deaths are down.

The number of teens killed on Illinois roads has dropped 69 percent since 2007.

White says that means more

Prosecutors in Evansville say they hope to refile molestation charges against the husband of the owner of a now-closed local daycare.

But they’re not saying when that could

Indiana is investing 100-million-dollars in the state’s infrastructure.

Grants were awarded to 229 Indiana cities, towns and counties this year for road and bridge

A federal lawsuit has been filed against Roncalli High School and the Archdiocese of Indianapolis.

Former guidance counselor Shelly Fitzgerald filed suit this week, saying the school

Attorney General Curtis Hill has filed a lawsuit against three drug distributors responsible for a commanding share of the prescription opioids sold to Indiana pharmacies during the relevant time