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Driving a boat is hard enough while you're sober. When you add alcohol or drugs to the equation, it gets dangerous and even deadly.

The "Constitutional Carry" bill, as it is being called, will allow most people 18+ to carry a handgun in Indiana passed the Senate 30-20 and now moves to Governor Holcomb's desk to await his signature.

A bill that would allow most people 18 and older to carry a handgun in Indiana has passed the Senate Judiciary Committee after having passed the House in January.

Before you hop on one of Evansville's new e-scooters downtown, you may want to be sure you haven't been drinking first.

Before you hop on one of Evansville's new e-scooters downtown, you may want to be sure you haven't been drinking first.

The law regarding marijuana use and Driving While Intoxicated has just changed in the state of Indiana and this could be good news for some Hoosiers.

Indiana Department of Natural Resources Conservation Officers and Indiana State Police are increasing patrols for impaired drivers and boat operators this 4th of July weekend.

Some Indiana citizens may have the right to vote and didn't even know. Those with a felony record can vote in the Hoosier state.

A controversial sign posted by an Indiana mall cautioning patrons to drop their hoodie before entering has some customers screaming discrimination. The Mounds Mall in Anderson, Indiana recently displayed signs at all of their entrances stating, “For the safety and well-being of everyone, please lower your hoodie...

Indiana lawmakers fighting to protect the right to “hunt, fish, and harvest wildlife” recently failed at passing an amendment to the Indiana Constitution.