Some of the legal consequences of the August 2026 flood are obvious today. Others will emerge as insurance claims are adjusted, leases are interpreted, contractors go unpaid, drainage is redirected, ...

A federal judge issued a written order stating that the Pentagon acted illegally by punishing the AI company for criticizing the Department of Defense’s views on AI use.

That framework preserves the injury requirement. An organization cannot sue merely because it dislikes a policy.

It was the latest piece of news in what has turned into a breakneck week of legal wrangling over the Indianapolis-based NCAA's new five-year eligibility rule.

Last month, the American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana filed a lawsuit seeking class-action status against several bodies of county government over the conditions, alleging the county has known ...

A Fort Wayne woman was charged with fraud after falsely representing herself as a licensed federal attorney to a client who said the woman took nearly $35,000 in payments from him.

Medicaid is the state- and federally funded insurance program that pays for health care for people with low incomes. More than 1.8 million Indiana children and adults were enrolled in the program last ...

All five justices concurred in the Aug. 28 order. Jeffrey Weisheit is scheduled to be executed Nov. 5 by lethal injection at Indiana State Prison in Michigan City.

Corrections officials, judges and local agencies are urging lawmakers to preserve programs intended to keep lower-risk offenders out of costly prison beds.

Court papers say the Posey County Council reasoned the positions are different because the matron "performs duties centered on female inmates and jail support functions." ...

Four Hanover College swimmers are suing the Southern Indiana school, accusing it of violating a federal anti-discrimination law when it eliminated their team.

A Marion County woman had appealed her resentencing on a kidnapping case where a trial court had only shaved a year off her original sentence.