State News

Indiana Health Commissioner Dr. Kristina Box says Indiana has received 15 new coronavirus testing machines.

Box says the company that supplied the machines will be giving the state more

The Illinois Department of Labor is reminding minimum wage workers to check their paychecks for a raise.

State Labor Director Michael Kleinik says Illinois’ minimum wage rose from $8.25 an

The first day to legally purchase recreational marijuana in Illinois is in the books.  Illinois Lieutenant Governor Juliana Stratton took part in the historic day by buying edible THC gummies at

Disgraced former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich is speaking out in support of President Trump.  In an op-ed published yesterday by the website Newsmax, Blagojevich argued that the current House

Indiana University is investigating a fraternity over an assault.

I-U police say the accusation of a physical assault were made Friday night.

The same frat is also accused of

A registered sex offender in Evansville is looking at federal charges that could send him to prison for years.

Evansville police arrested Brian Williamson back in June after neighbors say he

The Illinois Department of Public Health is warning about the dangers of vaping after three teens were hospitalized.

The teens, from the northeastern part of the state, experienced severe

Illinois Governor J-B Pritzker has signed a new law to give millions of Illinoisans relief from high interest rates on their debt.

The Consumer Fairness Act lowers post-judgment interest

The family of the little girl from South Bend, Indiana who fell to her death from a cruise ship in Puerto Rico is likely to sue by the end of the month.

Lawyers for 18-month-old Chloe

Four Republicans and one newly-minted Independent are voting with Democrats to condemn President Trump’s tweet about four minority congresswomen.

The resolution passed Tuesday called