State News

The invasive spotted lanternfly (Lycorma delicatula) was recently found for the first time in Switzerland County, the farthest west the insect has been found.

Detrimental to plant growth and

The Indiana Department of Health announced Friday that 786 additional Hoosiers have been diagnosed with COVID-19.

That brings to 764,448 the number of Indiana residents now known to have had

Despite a chicken wing shortage the Evansville Wing and Music Festival is happening Saturday at Veterans Memorial Coliseum.

Organizers were still able to round up about 10,000 wings and a

The cheapest place to find gas in Indiana is in Evansville, where some stations are selling it for $2.79 per gallon.

Gasbuddy says the state average for gas is $3.12.

But, that could

Indiana’s attorney general expects a half-billion dollars from the national opioid settlement.

A-G Todd Rokita says he expects to see as much as 507-million-dollars from the makers of

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy is pulling all five Republicans off the select committee on the January 6th Capitol attack.

This comes after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi rejected GOP

The Holcomb administration has filed the expected appeal of a Marion County Judge’s order to restart the 300-dollar a week federal unemployment payments.

The governor halted the add-on

Governor J-B Pritzker is calling on Congress to repay the Illinois National Guard for its mission in D-C earlier this year.

Guard units across the country assisted with security after the

State health officials are urging Hoosiers to take steps to protect themselves from mosquito bites after the West Nile virus was detected in Indiana for the first time this year.
So far in

The state of Indiana is paying utilities across the state more than five-million-dollars to install electric vehicle charging stations.

The state this week announced it is going to spend