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The Justice Department today announced a settlement agreement with the North Gibson School Corporation to address and prevent the discriminatory secluding and restraining of students with

Some Indiana lawmakers want to limit the governor’s executive powers during a public emergency. Republican Representative Jim Lucas is drafting a bill that would limit a governor and state

It’s been a crazy year for businesses in many different industries because of the coronavirus pandemic. But, not quite like the tech industry which experts say has seen both immense growth

The Indiana Department of Transportation promises the I-69 Finish Line Project will finish a year earlier than expected.

The project, which began in 2019, is the sixth and

Five of the area counties are starting 2021 off in Level Orange of the state’s Covid-19 metrics map.

According to the state map released on Wednesday, Knox, Daviess, Sullivan, Greene, and

The expansion of gambling in Indiana has traditionally been a tough sell in the Statehouse.

Legislation proposed in the 2021 General Assembly, which starts next week, would allow individual

2020 has been a year of challenges to say the least. In our final 2020 in review segment, we are recognizing local business and their methods of adaptation.

In March when the pandemic

Daviess County Commissioner Nathan Gabhart was elected Vice President of the Indiana Association of County Commissioners South West District during the IACC’s annual district meeting

Nearly half of Indiana counties were rated with the highest risk level of coronavirus spread in Wednesday’s state update.

The Indiana State Department of Health tracking map placed 45 of

Former Indiana House Speaker John Gregg says he won’t seek the chairmanship of Indiana’s Democratic Party.

In a tweet Wednesday, Gregg said he has been encouraged by lots of people to