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The CDC is issuing a health advisory due to a worrisome rise in flu cases, especially among kids and younger adults.

Flu cases are still on the lower side nationally, but more than

Proctor & Gamble is recalling two brands of aerosol deodorant. Officials say they’re voluntarily recalling certain Old Spice and Secret spray-on antiperspirants because benzene was

Most Americans can expect to gain about eight pounds over the holidays.

The fourth annual ‘Writing Off the End of the Year’ survey conducted by OnePoll is revealing that people

Indiana’s governor announced Wednesday he would extend the state’s public health emergency for another month amid a stalled legislative proposal that would force businesses to grant COVID-19

Thanksgiving gatherings raise the threat of adding to the latest wave of COVID-19.

But health experts aren’t as concerned as they were last year.

Three million Hoosiers are

State and local police in Illinois are increasing patrols for the Thanksgiving holiday.

I-DOT spokesperson Paul Wappel says this is one of the busiest travel times of the year, so extra

People across Indiana have provided the Afghans at Camp Atterbury with over a million-and-a-half items.

The count comes from Team Rubicon and a request for more.

Leaders say the

Illinois lawmakers are pushing to decrease the number of tests required to become a teacher.

A new bill is aimed at decreasing testing requirements and increasing the number of teachers in

The Illinois State Fire Marshal’s Office is offering some safe cooking tips for your Thanksgiving celebration.

Four times as many home fires involving cooking equipment occur on

All Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicle (BMV) branches will be closed Thursday, November 25 through Saturday, November 27 in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday.

Branches will resume

Indiana’s power grid is strong enough for a regular winter, but a new report says a severe winter could be too much for the state.

The report from the North American Electric

Indiana lawmakers are looking to end the state’s coronavirus emergency order at the end of the month.

The legislature has a one-day special session scheduled for next Monday to vote on