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Approximately one in every 20 Hoosiers has now been fully vaccinated.

Over 424-thousand Indiana residents have received both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.

As of Saturday, the Indiana

Some people who shopped at Kroger are getting a letter that says their personal information may have been exposed.

Kroger said over the weekend that a third-party vendor was hacked, and some

The whiskey and bourbon industry is a billion-dollar business.

That’s why Representative Chris May of Bedford wants to make Indiana known for its rye whiskey.

May says Kentucky

A bill to protect businesses against coronavirus-related lawsuits is now a law.

Governor Holcomb signed Senate Bill 1 Thursday.

It gives organizations and people immunity from civil

Despite vaccination setbacks, the Hoosier state hopes to expand eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine next week.

State officials say 43-thousand vaccine appointments were postponed this week

A scandal has prompted the former long-time Illinois House Speaker to leave office.

Mike Madigan announced his resignation Thursday after serving for 50 years.

He will leave the House

The Indiana House of Representatives has voted to advance legislation authored by State Representative Shane Lindauer of Jasper that would make health care more accessible by expanding telehealth

The latest election reform package to move at the Indiana Capitol would stop the governor and the state’s election commission from moving election day and would get tougher on voting by

The risk level for the spread of coronavirus is decreasing in many Indiana counties.

State health officials updated the state’s metrics map Wednesday.

For the first time since

State officials say the Hoosier state is receiving more COVID-19 vaccines.

So far, they’ve gotten one-point-three-million doses and administered 834-thousand first doses to