New Sexual Harassment Training Requirement for Businesses Starts January 1
A new sexual harassment training requirement is coming for all Illinois businesses. The Workplace Transparency Act officially became law earlier
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A new sexual harassment training requirement is coming for all Illinois businesses. The Workplace Transparency Act officially became law earlier
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What has been a recommended step would be a required one, if an Indiana Chamber of Commerce recommendation is approved. The Chamber wants to require all Indiana
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A closed-door Republican caucus has named Todd Huston as the next Speaker of the Indiana House. Huston will replace Brian Bosma; the current Speaker plans to
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Area Social Security offices will offer longer public service hours starting in January. The federal Social Security Agency will re-open to the public on Wednesday afternoons. The office had
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Indiana lawmakers are full steam ahead with raising the state’s legal age to buy tobacco. Republican House Speaker Brian Bosma says he now supports raising the age to buy tobacco and vaping
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The federal government is asking states to release drivers’ license information of their citizens over to the government. It’s part of a request
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Indiana State Police have identified a trooper who was shot yesterday during a standoff near Madison in Jefferson County.
Master Trooper Joseph Livers responded to a location on East State
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Breakstone’s Cottage Cheese is the subject of a new food recall. Kraft Heinz, which owns Breakstone’s, is recalling 9,500 cases of
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Indiana Senate Democrats have released their priorities for the 2020 Legislative session. The release comes on the heels of the recent priority list
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Indiana Senate Republican Leader Mark Messmer is forwarding the top issues for consideration in next year’s short Legislative session. The session will begin in early January, and by state law,
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Over four-million dollars is going to Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis.
The money was raised as part of the IU Dance Marathon in Bloomington, with Vice President Matt Moore saying
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Illinois’ unemployment rate is holding steady at historic levels.
State department of employment security spokesperson Rebecca Cisco.
The largest job gains last month were seen in
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A robber in Evansville met his match late Thursday night.
According to a police report, the robbery occurred in the 1000 block of Fulton Parkway.
The victim told police that when he
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The second month of legal sports betting in Indiana saw nearly three times as much money wagered than in its opening month, with much of that surge coming from bets placed using mobile devices
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The third victim of a mobile home fire has been identified.
Wednesday afternoon a mobile home caught fire on Outer Drive, off of State Road 37 in Martinsville.
When the fire cleared,
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Pete Buttigieg is surging in Iowa.
The Democratic presidential candidate from South Bend, Indiana has taken the lead for the first time in the latest Iowa Poll, which shows him with 25
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The Indiana Department of Transportation says a drainage structure replacement project on State Road 70 near Chrisney will close S.R. 70 from S.R. 245 to S.R. 66 beginning on or around
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Nike is out with a new shoe, but it’s not designed for athletes.
The sportswear giant announced the Nike Air Zoom Pulse is for “everyday heroes.”
Those include
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Duke Energy is expanding its campaign to protect its nearly 8 million customers from utility-impostor scammers.
Duke Energy Indiana customers have reported scam attempts since the company
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The man next in line to become Indiana House Speaker—Todd Huston—says education will be a big emphasis of his as Speaker. Huston is set to take the
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