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Indiana Republican Senator Todd Young says he will not be supporting Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s nomination to the Supreme Court.

Young says he met with Jackson in person.

He

Over the past two years — the pandemic has been the biggest problem Hoosier manufacturers have been dealing with.

But an annual survey says that’s not the case this

Governor Holcomb is directing flags to be flown at half-staff statewide to honor the life and sacrifice of USMC Captain Matthew Tomkiewicz of Fort Wayne.

Captain Tomkiewicz died in the line

In the last 6 months, the U.S. Border Patrol has had almost one million encounters with illegal immigrants along the southern border.

Senator Todd Young of Indiana says Democrats

Indiana Secretary of State Holli Sullivan reminds all Hoosiers of two upcoming dates regarding voting.

Indiana’s voter registration deadline is Monday, April 4th.

Registering to

Indiana is among 21 states filing a lawsuit over the federal mask mandate in effect at public transportation hubs.

The lawsuit claims the mask mandate on planes, trains, and airports exceeds

Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Evansville says thanks to financial support from CenterPoint Energy through its charitable foundation it will be able to expand available resources assisting

Knox County farmer Wally Linnewebber was 3rd in the state in a recent corn yield contest.  Linnewebber’s award was in the No-Till Non-Irrigated Class; he placed 3rd with over 335-1/2 bushels

A court ruling is allowing Illinois to expand the number of cannabis growing licenses being offered in the state. A Sangamon County judge restored applications this week of eleven applicants who

Funding from the federal Farm Bill will help expand availability of locally-grown produce.  The Illinois Department of Agriculture is accepting applications for the Specialty Crop Block Grant