Even leaders of the two groups pushing for the split from Illinois insist they don’t want to become part of Indiana, at least ...

would create a commission to study the possibility of a relocation of the Illinois-Indiana state line to annex disgruntled Illinois counties. “We’re just signaling to those Illinois counties ...

Driving west from Central Indiana into Illinois ... There is no tourist station at the state line and the small “Welcome to Illinois” sign is easy to miss if one is glancing at their GPS.

They have all asked to be a part of this.” To change a state line, the U.S. Constitution dictates that the Indiana legislature, the Illinois legislature, and then Congress would have to approve ...

Indiana has formed a commission to consider annexing nearby parts of Illinois. Why does it bother with formalities?