State News

The sister of one of the teenage girls killed in Delphi, Indiana back in 2017 wants people to stop sending her pictures of possible suspects.

Kelsi German says it’s heartbreaking to get

Governor Holcomb is suing the Indiana General Assembly.

It’s over a bill passed by the legislature that he vetoed, but it was later overridden by the Republican supermajority in the

Environmentalist groups are calling on Governor Eric Holcomb to veto a bill that would deregulate wetlands.

The bill would also remove permits needed to drain private wetlands for

Indiana Governor Holcomb is stopping state warnings from being placed on gas pumps.

He vetoed a bill that would warn people about E15, an ethanol blend.

Holcomb says the EPA already

Indiana is bucking the trend set by Illinois, Michigan, and Ohio by not losing a seat in Congress.

The latest census shows Indiana added 300-thousand people since the last count, and the

Governor J-B Pritzker says Illinois could be moving to the new “bridge” phase in less than a week.

Although more than 70 percent of seniors are now vaccinated, the state

Illinois is losing a seat in Congress.

Preliminary data from the 2020 U-S Census indicates that the number of Illinois members in the U-S House of Representatives will drop from 18 to

Public health managers in Indiana didn’t wait long too begin using the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine once again.

Doctors and nurses started offering the one-dose shot

The Illinois House is moving forward with a bill that would make limited possession of drugs a misdemeanor.

The measure would make possession of up to three grams of heroin and fentanyl and

Schools across Indiana will see more money from the state Capitol than ever before.

Governor Eric Holcomb this week said the new state budget includes a nearly two-billion-dollar increase in