indiana laws

From artisan sourdough to homemade cake pops, Newburgh is celebrating its growing community of home-based food businesses. Here's what Indiana law allows them to sell.

It's back-to-school time, so now is a good time to get a little refresher when it comes to the rules of the road with school buses.

Many drivers don't realize what a solid white line means. It's especially important inthe I-69 construction zone near Evansville's Highway 41 interchange.

Beginning July 1, several new Indiana laws will impact schools, public camping, immigration cooperation, public records requests, and more.

A reminder from the Evansville Fire Department highlights the correct way to respond when emergency vehicles approach.

Indiana is lowering the driving age to 16, but teens will still need to meet several requirements before getting licensed.

Indiana just passed a law explaining how cash purchases will be rounded as the penny disappears from circulation.

Indiana’s new law changes what bystanders can do if they need to break into a locked vehicle to rescue an animal in imminent danger.

If you own a dog, cat, or ferret in Indiana, are they required to get a rabies vaccine? Here's the law says and what happens if you ignore it.

Social media can be a dangerous place, especially for kids. A new Indiana bill limits social media use among kids, but requires parents to hand over some sensitive information.

A new Indiana law now requires drivers to update vehicle registration records when a car’s exterior color is changed, and in some cases the penalty can rise to a criminal charge.

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.