Iranians have celebrated the supreme leader’s death, hoping to see an end to the regime that has ruled for the last 47 years.

In an emotional moment captured by WAVY, Turner’s mother Linda Summit embraced him in front of the Greensville Correctional Center in Jarratt, Va.

Marion County Judge Christina R. Klineman ruled Thursday that Indiana's abortion law imposes a substantial burden on religious excercise protected by the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

A lawsuit that accused more than 80 medical providers of negligence in COVID-19 patient's death isn't allowed to proceed because pandemic-era immunity laws apply, the Indiana Supreme Court ruled.

Four-dozen bills — dealing with immigration, homelessness, student cellphone use and more — became law Thursday after nabbing Gov. Mike Braun’s signature.

Level of support for Republican primary candidates remains unclear

A bill regulating THC failed, leaving a loophole open for kids to access products. Businesses say they support some regulation but want to find a middle ground.

IU Health is suing a healthcare technology company for $66 million over a data breach.

Flood warnings remain in effect from storms that left three to six inches of rain this week over much of central and southern Indiana.

City council approves resolution that directs the mayor's office and police to provide the council with a briefing on the city’s Automated License Plate Reader program.

A barge of urea, a type of fertilizer, traded at $457 a ton on Friday, but by Monday that number rose to $550 per ton.

Last year, President Donald Trump cut $500 million of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP).