State News

Dole is issuing a voluntary recall on a limited amount of baby spinach over possible Salmonella risk.

The products include six-ounce bags and ten-ounce clamshells with use-by dates of August

The adjutant general of the Indiana National Guard is resigning.

Major General Courtney Carr is stepping down at the recommendation of Governor Eric Holcomb after a lawsuit was filed against

A state trooper and three drivers were taken to a hospital as a precaution Monday morning after a chemical leak along State Road 66 in western Warrick County.

A semi tractor trailer hauling

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources says preliminary lab results were positive for epizootic hemorrhagic disease virus in a sample of a dead deer from Clark County the DNR staff submitted

Indiana State Police say a Facebook tip lead to the arrest of a suspect in Friday’s bank robbery in Marengo in Crawford County.

44-year-old Jason Elliot of Ramsey was arrested at his home

International trade fights are having an unexpected upside for Indiana programs that focus on feeding the hungry.

To make up in part for the lost overseas markets, the U-S Department of

Illinois Governor. J.B. Pritzker has signed legislation he says will remove a barrier for teacher candidates and help address a statewide shortage of teachers.

The new law eliminates a

Governor Eric Holcomb signed school safety legislation Friday alongside a group of teachers, students and community members at Mt. Vernon High School.

One bill provides more funding for

State Police are investigating the death of an inmate at the Pendleton Correctional Facility.

A preliminary investigation into the death shows that inmate, 28-year-old Clifford Baggett, of

An IU study argues manufactured housing deserves more consideration as a solution to housing affordability.

The study by five MBA students argues government regulation gets in the way of