State News

Lottery players still have a chance to win a billion dollars in the Mega Millions.

There was no winner in Friday night’s drawing for the billion-dollar Mega Millions jackpot, so

Indiana’s unemployment remained steady in September from August.

The Indiana Department of Workforce Development says the rate was flat at 3.5 percent.

The state’s

Purdue’s professors conduct research on many types of different topics, some of which are controversial, which is why many say they aren’t surprised they are harassed and

You’re a small step closer to being able to place sports bets in Indiana.

A study committee is recommending legislators consider legalized sports wagering.

House Public Policy

Many people in Tell City are installing security cameras on their houses.

Local police say that’s a good idea, but they would like residents to register those cameras with the police

Zookeepers are looking into the death of a lion at the Indianapolis Zoo.

The lion was killed by a lioness Monday morning.

Staff reported hearing unusual roaring from their enclosure

A summer study session on the legalization of medical marijuana in Indiana has concluded.

Despite the legalization of CBD oil use earlier this year, many at the statehouse still oppose

The Indiana National Guard reports their server being hit by a ransomware attack.

They confirmed the issue yesterday, saying the non-military server had personal information of civilian and

A recent survey by CVS Health says last year’s flu epidemic is encouraging more Hoosiers to get their flu vaccines this year.

Vice President of Pharmacy Affairs Papatya Tankut says

A job recruiting website has ranked Pittsburgh the best city in the country to find a job.

Glassdoor came up with their rankings based on the number of job openings in a city, the median