State News

Voters will likely no longer pick Indiana’s school chief.

The Indiana Senate yesterday approved a plan to make the state’s Superintendent of Schools an appointed

Indianapolis Police are still looking for eight-month-old Amiah Robertson, even though they canceled the official Silver Alert in her case.

Investigators yesterday said they canceled the

The Indiana Department of Homeland Security has launched a new free smoke alarm program for Hoosiers with a goal of installing 10,000 smoke alarms in homes in two years.

The Get Alarmed

The Indiana Department of Revenue encourages Hoosiers to do their due diligence before donating to any charitable organizations to not only ensure the organization is legitimate, but that their

There were no winners in Wednesday night’s Powerball drawing.

That means the jackpot for Saturday night’s drawing increases to an estimated $625-million dollars.

That would be the

The Indiana Senate has approved a bill that moves up the timeline for the governor to appoint a state education leader.

House Bill 10-05 will make the state school superintendent’s job,

The Indiana Department of Homeland Security today will announce a new smoke alarm program for Hoosiers with a goal of installing 10,000 free smoke alarms in homes in two years.

The Get

A statewide Silver Alert has been issued for a missing eight-month-old.

Indiana State Police are asking the public to help them locate Amiah Robertson.

The child was officially

Governor Eric Holcomb joined INDOT Tuesday to kick off the 2019 Next Level Roads construction season.

The state has over eleven-hundred construction projects planned this year to the tune of

Victims Protection Legislation authored by State Senator Mark Messmer of Jasper, and sponsored by Representative Wendy McNamara of Evansville, cleared the full House of Representatives Tuesday