Law enforcement officials applied for funding through the U.S. Department of Justice’s fiscal year 2026 Bridging Immigration-Related Deficits Experienced Nationwide program.
Investigators in recent days contacted some defense lawyers for witnesses advising them of forthcoming grand jury subpoenas.
Jasper resident Joshua Wasson, 25, pleaded guilty to one Level 6 felony count of intimidation and misdemeanor charges of possessing marijuana and paraphernalia.
A man who died last fall left different primary beneficiaries, his son and his ex-wife, listed for his life and accidental death policies.
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.
Federal officials say Andrew Wade Case pleaded guilty to sexual exploitation of a child and distribution and possession of child sexual abuse material.
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.
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.
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.
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.
On Aug. 12, Eli Lilly filed the first six lawsuits in its battle against the black market for its experimental weight-loss medication retatrutide.
The trial generated intense interest for more than a month, drawing attention to issues around maternal mental health after childbirth.
The foundation is accusing its tenant of incorrectly splitting revenue from Biergarten cover charges with the foundation.
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.
The city is raising salaries and trying to recruit more talent, in part by touting the courtroom experience these positions offer.
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’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.
The Southeastern Conference filed a lawsuit Thursday against LSU to prevent the school from allowing players returning from NFL training camps to play.
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.
U.S. District Judge Deborah L. Boardman in Maryland issued the injunction until a class-action lawsuit brought by immigrant families and advocacy groups is resolved.