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Judge Halts Key Parts Of New Indiana Anti-Abortion Law
Judge Sarah Evans Barker issued a temporary injunction to prevent the state from enforcing three provisions of the controversial measure.
Long Beach Property Battle Reaches Indiana Supreme Court
The court will hear arguments September 28 in a case to decide who owns the beach along Lake Michigan.
Seven Oaks Dismissed As Defendant In Authorization Lawsuit
The lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of Seven Oaks Classical School's charter will continue with the State as the only named defendant.
'Die In' Protest Held In Indianapolis Ahead Of Senate Vote
The group of about 50 protested the Senate health care bill outside of Republican Senator Todd Young's Indy office.
Ex-Indiana Running Back Sentenced For Child Solicitation
Former IU running back Kiante Enis has been sentenced to eight months in jail after pleading guilty to charges he had sexual activities with a 13-year-old girl.
IU President Ranks Fifth For Highest-Paid Public University Chiefs
Indiana University President Michael McRobbie's total compensation of $1,067,074 includes $600,000 in base pay.
Investigator Suspects Gas Buildup In Evansville Explosion
Officials say natural gas is a possibility for the Tuesday morning explosion but that other gases could be to blame.
EPA Proposes Rule To Do Away With Waters Of The U.S.
Several Indiana lawmakers are applauding the EPA's announcement.
Vandalism Could Lead To Closure Of Vigo County's Beaches
The county parks board suggested signs warning beachgoers about the possible closures unless the vandalism comes to a stop.
MCCSC To Reconsider Controversial 'Lunch Shaming' Policy
Superintendent Judy DeMuth says she will bring a revised policy to the board next month.
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