State News

The Indiana Department of Health announced Monday that 879 additional Hoosiers have been diagnosed with COVID-19.

That brings to 118,322 the total number of Indiana residents known to have

The Illinois Department of Public Health reported Monday 1,709 new confirmed cases of COVID-19, including 13 additional confirmed deaths.

One of the deaths was a woman in her 90’s in

If elected governor, Democratic candidate Dr. Woody Myers, the former state health commissioner of Indiana, says he would push to raise the cigarette tax in Indiana in an effort to further

September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.

Indiana State Senators Michael Crider & Jon Ford, in partnership with Harsha Behavioral Center of Terre Haute, have announced a

Four Illinois state agencies are launching an action plan to protect the monarch butterfly.

Illinois Department of Natural Resources Spokesperson Rachel Torbert says the state has already

The president of Indiana University is recommending several places be renamed on the Bloomington campus.

Michael McRobbie released a 60-page report from the Jordan Committee, which provides

Faculty members at the University of Evansville are hoping that unionizing can save some of their jobs.

About half of the 155 faculty members at the school this month joined the American

A federal inmate has been put to death at the Federal Prison in Terre Haute for two murders committed in Texas.

The Bureau of Prisons says Christopher Vialva was executed Thursday after the

The doors at the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity at IU will stay closed through next summer under a new order from the university and the local health department.

The Monroe County Health

The National Restaurant Association is out with a survey of Indiana restaurants that shows 41-percent of restaurants will close in six months if business does not pick-up.

The same survey