Standard Insurance seeks court help in deciding $215K in life insurance benefits
A man who died last fall left different primary beneficiaries, his son and his ex-wife, listed for his life and accidental death policies.
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Pills are keeping abortion accessible even where it’s banned. A court is considering restrictions
Abortion opponents are trying to clamp down on keeping providers in states where abortion is legal from sending drugs for medication abortions into states where it is not.
Sept. 8, 2026
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit E. W., B.W. v Mt. Vernon Community School Corporation No. 25-2991 Appeal from the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana, Indianapolis Division, Magistrate Judge M. Kendra Klump. Affirms decision granting summary judgment to the school in a case involving the denial of an application […]
Columbus man sentenced to 27 years in federal prison for sexual exploitation of a child
Federal officials say Andrew Wade Case pleaded guilty to sexual exploitation of a child and distribution and possession of child sexual abuse material.
Amazon employee sues company for failure to accommodate disabilities
A lawsuit filed by Rachel McDaniel says Amazon’s refusal to accommodate her disability has forced her to take a medical leave from the company.
Indiana Supreme Court plans oral arguments in Brown County
The Indiana Supreme Court typically holds traveling arguments in the fall and spring to give people outside Indianapolis a chance to see how it works.
Texas says football player currently ineligible and appealing to NCAA to return to field
Lineman Cole Hutson has sued the NCAA for an extra year of college eligibility after the NCAA announced a new plan for athletes to have five years once they enter college.
Trump administration makes another appeal to the Supreme Court to allow mail ballot restrictions
The legal wrangling is happening even as states start sending out mail ballots, leaving the administration little time to make big changes in mail ballot rules.
Lilly fighting black market for its next obesity drug
On Aug. 12, Eli Lilly filed the first six lawsuits in its battle against the black market for its experimental weight-loss medication retatrutide.
Mistrial is declared in Lindsay Clancy child killings case after jury deadlocks
The trial generated intense interest for more than a month, drawing attention to issues around maternal mental health after childbirth.
Athenaeum Foundation sues Rathskeller operator over biergarten revenue share
The foundation is accusing its tenant of incorrectly splitting revenue from Biergarten cover charges with the foundation.
Sept. 4, 2026
Indiana Tax Court
Convention Headquarters Hotels LLC v. Marion County Assessor
No. 19T-TA-00021
Order on Petitioner’s Motion for Leave to Amend Petition for Judicial Review. The court partially grants and partially denies Convention Headquarters Hotels, LLC’s motion to amend its petition for judicial review. The court allows amendments to the pending valuation count, confined to the market value-in-use of CHH’s property, and makes revisions to background allegations. However, it denies the addition of new counts alleging violations of uniformity and equalization due to undue delay and potential prejudice to the Assessor. Judge McAdam authored the opinion. There are no noted concurrences or dissents. Petitioner’s attorneys: Benjamin A. Blair, Brian J. Paul and David A. Suess, Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP, Indianapolis. Respondent’s attoneys: Jessica R. Gastineau, Office of Corporation Counsel, Indianapolis; Raymond J. Biederman, Sean P. Burke, Hamish S. Cohen and Jeffrey N. Furminger, Mattingly Burke Cohen & Biederman LLP, Indianapolis.
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How an Indy opera singer is helping professionals find their voice
A native of southeast New York state, Anne Fuchs now lives in Indianapolis, where she uses her talents as a singer and communications specialist to help clients of her business, Foxy Opera LLC, develop the confidence to stand in front of peers or an audience and powerfully communicate their ideas.
Loren Delp: Bail amendment preserves balance between liberty, public safety
SJR 1 follows the same tradition those framers used in 1816 and 1851.
Shelley Gupta: Boundaries are limits we must set for ourselves and enforce
A boundary is not something we tell others and expect them to abide by, but rather a behavior we control ourselves.
Indianapolis Office of Corporation Counsel grapples with litigator ‘drought’
The city is raising salaries and trying to recruit more talent, in part by touting the courtroom experience these positions offer.
Feds charge Pendleton child care operator with fraud, failure to file a tax return
A Pendleton woman has been accused by federal investigators of taking more than $350,000 from a fund that helps offset child care costs for low-income families.
Indiana Supreme Court to hear oral arguments Sept. 10 on state’s abortion ban, absentee ballot count
Indiana’s abortion ban, a land battle involving a school district and a recount of absentee ballots from a primary election all will be on the agenda when the state Supreme Court hears oral arguments next Thursday.
For the second time this summer, a power conference has gone to court against one of its schools
The Southeastern Conference filed a lawsuit Thursday against LSU to prevent the school from allowing players returning from NFL training camps to play.
Former NFL quarterback Mark Sanchez files motion for guilty plea
| Tom Murphy and Associated Press
Sanchez is facing charges including felony battery stemming from a fight he had with a 69-year-old truck driver outside a downtown Indianapolis hotel last October while he was in the city to cover a Colts game as analyst for Fox Sports.
