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A new report ranks Indiana one of the 10 most federally dependent states based on resident and government funding reliance.

Illness is hitting families hard in 2026, with classrooms across the region seeing major drops in attendance. When sickness spreads through schools, many parents wonder if temporary closures actually help slow it down.

Sanitary concerns prompted the recall of over 650,000 products.

More than half a million Illinois families are waking up to life-changing news: their medical debt is gone.

A recent Supreme Court ruling has left many in Illinois wondering about a financial windfall—could families be in line for a surprise refund?

FBI in Illinois are warning there are two fake agents pretending to be them.

A hungry man, a grocery store he shouldn’t be in, and a courtroom outburst—just another day in the neighborhood.

In just a few years, pay raises are on the horizon, but don’t expect a windfall. Let’s break down what’s in store for 2026.

You wouldn't want any of these coming into your house to drop off eggs while your family is asleep.

A Tennessee dude ranch makes your cowboy dreams a reality with daily trail rides, chuckwagon meals, farm activities, and authentic ranch life experiences

Daylight Saving Time returns to Indiana in March 2026. Find out when clocks spring forward and how the time change could affect your sleep and daily routine.

High school theatre students across Evansville are performing spring musicals this month including Cinderella, Shrek The Musical, and Little Women.