State News

The Indiana State Police will once again be taking part in the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration’s Prescription Drug Take Back Initiative.

The next take back day is scheduled for

Indiana COVID-19 cases have been declining for three weeks, but the state remains under a public health emergency.

Indiana law allows a governor to renew an emergency declaration 30 days at

The Marion Superior Court ruled late Thursday that the Indiana General Assembly may provide by law for a legislative session to commence if the Governor declares a statewide emergency.

In

The University of Evansville is going to fix its damaged concert hall.

The school announced a three-million-dollar renovation project for the Wheeler Concert Hall.

Floods damaged the

Go ahead and say yes to milk in that latte or pick up some ice cream for dessert.

A new study is offering the perfect excuse, showing dairy fat may lower a person’s risk of heart

Major changes to a student loan forgiveness program could lighten the debt load for thousands of borrowers working for governments and nonprofits.

That’s according to the U.S.

The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission has approved a revenue increase for CenterPoint Energy Indiana South, previously Vectren South, 30% less than the utility’s initial request.

The

Camp Atterbury is hiring.

As it continues to house Afghan refugees, the camp is looking for janitors, cooks, food service workers and dishwashers.

A job fair will be held today,

Hoosier students and families are encouraged to file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid which is now open for the 2022-2023 school year.

The Indiana Commission for Higher Education

Indianapolis is at 200 homicides and counting.

The city saw its 200th killing of the year on Friday night.

Police say a man and a woman were shot while in a car together, and the man