State News

Move over chicken wings.

In a surprising upset, cocktail weenies score the highest for Super Bowl.

It’s the most searched snacked in 11 states including Colorado, Indiana,

The Indiana House voted Wednesday to approve a bill banning motorist from using handheld cellphones.

It’s a step supporters say is aimed at combating distracted driving.

The bill

That monthly poker game at your friend’s house is technically illegal.

The Indiana Senate will vote next week on a bill to allow it.

Indianapolis Senator Mike Young’s bill

Governor Eric Holcomb has signed a bill spending 291-million dollars in unexpected state revenue on college campus construction projects after legislative Republicans rejected Democratic attempts

In his annual State of the State Address, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker proclaimed the state is getting stronger every day.

The unemployment rate is at a record low, roads and bridges are

There could soon be cameras in some work zones across Indiana to catch drivers going too fast.

A state Senate committee passed a bill this week that would do just that.

State Senator

The American Lung Association says Indiana’s smoking laws get a D-minus grade, but the Hoosier State is far from alone.

Only Maine, Vermont and California score higher than a C-plus on the

Nine months after their investigation began, prosecutors are finally bringing charges against a popular Hendricks County coach and teacher accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a

Some lawmakers in Indianapolis want to give the state’s attorney general the power to step-in on cases where local prosecutors do not.

The legislation from Indianapolis State Senator

State lawmakers are considering cutting school regulations.

Representative Jack Jordan says there are nearly 16-hundred sections of Indiana law setting rules for schools to