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In a controversial move that’s dividing wildlife experts and animal advocates statewide, Indiana is reopening its bobcat trapping season for the first time in more than half a century.

An Indiana funeral home is urging drivers to slow down after cars cut into a funeral procession. The act is disrespectful and illegal under Indiana law.

It’s a common gesture on Indiana roads - but is it actually legal? Here’s what you need to know before giving that quick “cop ahead” warning.

Indiana has legalized fentanyl test strips, making them accessible for overdose prevention and harm reduction statewide.

An Evansville woman says she paid over $150K to a contractor for unfinished, unsafe work. Now he faces multiple felony fraud and theft charges.

Learn the dangers of leaving pets in hot cars, what the law allows in Indiana, Kentucky, and Illinois, and how to safely help a dog in distress.

Tobacco users will be paying a lot more for products beginning July 1st in Indiana.

Is there a law on the books that dictates when Indiana parents can leave a child home alone for the first time? The answer may surprise you.

Reports are circulating on social media claiming "no touch laws" took effect in 31 U.S. states, including Indiana, this month, but is that actually the case?

It’s an unfortunate part of driving, but it happens. Here’s what to do if you hit a wild animal or pet on Indiana roads.

It's beginning to heat up in Indiana, and who wants to sit in a hot vehicle? Nobody!

Indiana just passed a bill to raise the tobacco tax by 300% to offset a $2 billion budget deficit. Here's who will feel the biggest impact.