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After more than two dozen tornadoes swept through Illinois last weekend, the Illinois Emergency Management Agency is offering the “do’s” and “don’ts’” of disaster

Nearly 400-thousand veterans are getting shortchanged on their benefits, and it’s unclear when or whether the V-A will fix it.

Veterans going to college on the G-I Bill get a housing

Before you give your baby liquid ibuprofen you may want to check the label.

Infants’ ibuprofen under the store-brand names Equate, Family Wellness and CVS Health have been recalled by

A squirrel is being blamed for a power outage in downtown Evansville that left two thousand people in the dark.

It happened just before noon yesterday.

Evansville’s power

Hunters harvested nearly 81 thousand deer during Illinois’ firearm season.

Illinois Department of Natural Resources Spokesperson Ed Cross says hunters took nearly 59 thousand deer the

A field trip gone horribly wrong.

A teenage boy was killed when the school bus he and 38 other students were on was rear-ended by a flatbed truck on US 31 in Marshall County.

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40-percent of the people who took the Indiana bar exam this year flunked it.

The Indiana Supreme Court wants to know why.

Former Chief Justice Randall Shepard will lead a 14-member

GasBuddy.com sent out a notification yesterday that gas prices would be going back up again soon and they have done just that.

The average price for gas across Indiana is $2.28 per

Don’t expect any mail today.

The Postal Service is suspending mail delivery and retail service today in honor of former President George H.W. Bush.

Today has been designated as

Indiana’s expanding its effort to turn prisoners into programmers, with a big assist from Google.

Google is donating two-million dollars to the Last Mile, the nonprofit organization