State News

The Indiana Commission for Higher Education has extended the filing deadline for the 2021-2022 Free Application for Federal Student Aid beyond the state’s original April 15th

The Indiana Department of Health announced Monday that 770 additional Hoosiers have been diagnosed with COVID-19.

That brings to 708,779 the number of Indiana residents now known to have had

The Illinois Department of Public Health reported Monday 1,959 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 in Illinois, including 22 additional deaths.

Currently, IDPH is reporting a total

This weekend, the Drug Enforcement Administration will offer you a chance to dispose of pills, cough syrup, and other unwanted medications that have been piling up around your homes.

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A wanted Texas felon is in custody after assaulting an Indiana State Trooper, taking his police car, and crashing it during a chase that reached speeds of 140 miles an hour.

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Authorities say the man who killed eight people in Indianapolis was able to legally buy the weapons he used even though his previous gun was seized because of mental health

A suspect is sustaining just minor injuries after being shot at inside an Indianapolis-area Walmart by a fellow shopper.

The shoplifter had pulled a weapon on a security guard inside the

Indiana legislators are barreling towards adjournment this week — but they won’t really be adjourning.

Legislators must redraw their districts and Indiana’s congressional

Former Vice President Mike Pence is recovering from surgery after getting a pacemaker.

Pence’s office announced a pacemaker was implanted after he started experiencing a slow heart

Indiana’s state tax collections are expected to bounce back even stronger than expected from the pandemic recession.

A new state tax revenue forecast given to state legislators projects