Some described what they believed were misrepresentations by court-appointed advocates that resulted in judges ordering the removal of children from homes.

An Associated Press review showed the campus did not use several public safety practices that have become standard safeguards at events around the country.

Jeffrey Weisheit’s would be Indiana’s fourth execution since the state ended a 15-year pause in December 2024.

State investigators found no evidence Snapp misappropriated public funds — the allegation at the center of the investigation — according to a statement from the Brownsburg school board.

The missing money was taken from the account of an 84-year-old woman who did all her banking in person and didn't use electronic devices beyond a basic phone, her brother states in a lawsuit against t ...

Former long-time Vomela Specialty sales consultant Amy Allen-Ross started working for a competitor only a couple days after she retired, a lawsuit states.

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The president’s social media missive was just the latest in a long history of Trump assailing justices who ruled against him on his most prominent initiatives.

The bill would place int law the Indianapolis-based NCAA's new rule that allows players five years of eligibility, but no more.

The Indiana Court of Appeals is sending an insurance dispute back to trial court to figure out how the mother of a teen killed in a wreck should receive more money.

Kevin Smith says a tanker he was working with in early 2025 had not been properly cleaned and inspected after previously transporting fuel or a flammable liquid.

The daughter of a woman who died after staying at a Clarksville nursing home is suing, saying the home failed to provide proper care as she recovered from surgery.