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Indiana State Fire Marshal Jim Greeson offers three safety tips for the July 4 holiday.

Now you can get a ticket for driving too slow in the fast lane. We break down other new laws. Plus, how home-buyers are often blind sided because of meth users.

Police officers from several stations throughout the state are equipped with Narcan, an opioid antidote, following a law passed last year.

The University of Rhode Island TickEncounter Resource Center's index says the risk for ticks, specifically American dog ticks, in the region is high.

An Indiana mother wants the state to strengthen its meth disclosure laws.

The Indiana Pesticide Review Board is working to create pollinator protective measures in the Hoosier State.

The Fourth of July tends to be the busiest time for Bloomington's Animal Control.

The law is designed to target drivers who hold up traffic in the left lane, and violators could face a hefty fine.

Local chefs share summer food safety tips to keep in mind during summer cook-outs.

A new law says some sex offenders cannot enter school property. A lawsuit alleges that means offenders can’t attend services if the church is next to a school.