Pharmacist accused of lengthy drug diversion gives up bid to renew Indiana license
The withdrawal means Christopher Knoth’s Indiana pharmacist license will remain expired and he cannot legally practice. He faces several felony charges.
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White House lifts ban on TikTok from US government devices
The Justice Department says that the current version of TikTok functions independently of ByteDance and is now majority owned by U.S. investors.
Two BMV employees charged with bribery, official misconduct
Upon discovering the scheme in February 2024, the BMV invalidated all the licenses and permits and notified customers that they must retake and pass the exams in order to earn them.
Former gang leader accused of ordering Tupac Shakur’s killing goes on trial
The trial of a man accused of orchestrating the killing of Tupac Shakur started this week with jury selection, almost 30 years after the rap legend was gunned down near the Las Vegas Strip. Attorneys began vetting potential jurors Monday for the case, which centers on one of the hip-hop world’s defining moments and enduring […]
Blanche sworn in as attorney general after bruising confirmation fight
The former federal prosecutor is officially taking command of a Justice Department he has been leading in an acting capacity since Pam Bondi’s firing in April.
Ousted Indiana utility commissioner sues Gov. Braun over firing
The lawsuit accuses the Governor’s Office of engaging in prohibited conversations with Andy Zay about a case in which AES Indiana is seeking a rate increase.
Appeals court affirms decision on spat over communication lines running beneath train tracks
A federal appeals court has affirmed a lower court decision that railroad company CSX Transportation cannot prevent the telecommunications firm Zayo Group from running fiber optics cables beneath its tracks. CSX’s assertion of property rights did not fall within the scope of Indiana law pertaining to railroad easements, 7th Circuit Court of Appeals Judges Frank […]
Alito confirms he’s staying on the Supreme Court for another term
In a rare interview, the Supreme Court justice also discussed the state of the court, rejecting the idea that political partisanship affects his decisions.
Trump announces staff secretary Will Scharf will be his new White House counsel
Starting in September, Scharf will replace David Warrington, who will be leaving to join the private sector. Scharf has previously served as a federal prosecutor.
More states ban child marriage, though it’s still legal in most of the US
Indiana is one of 33 states where marriage under 18 is still allowed in some cases with varying restrictions, such as requiring parental consent or court approval.
Young backs congressional stock trading limits ahead of possible 2028 primary
The Indiana senator’s support for the Stop Insider Trading Act is the latest among issues in which he’s positioned himself as a “problem solver.”
Blanche narrowly confirmed as Trump’s attorney general in overnight Senate vote
The Republican-led Senate voted 50-49 early Saturday to make Blanche the second confirmed attorney general since Trump returned to the White House last year.
City of Madison prevails in water dispute as judge scolds utility company
The lawsuit arose after Dupont Water Co. accused Jefferson County of seeking water from the City of Madison — holding that Dupont alone should have been the lawfully exclusive seller for the area.
Perrysville attorney given 60-day suspension after pleading guilty to criminal recklessness
An Indiana Supreme Court disciplinary order says the additional suspension for Johnathon Holley begins immediately. Holley has been suspended on an interim basis since April.
Criminal justice reform advocates await vote to end ankle monitor fees
Leaders are also considering eliminating fees associated with drug testing and granting inmates phone calls that are free or cost less.
Hendricks County introduces teen court to address youth delinquency
For several decades, teen courts across the United States have proposed alternative ways to deal with juvenile misconduct.
UPDATE: Cassidy backs Todd Blanche for AG, appearing to clear way for confirmation
The Louisiana senator’s decision gives President Donald Trump’s pick the last expected vote he needs to be approved by the full Senate.
Trump again tries to restrict birthright citizenship after Supreme Court ruling
The president said he was signing two executive actions on immigration, including one limiting the number of people eligible for U.S. citizenship after being born in the United States.
Justice Department says Duke Law School illegally considered race in admissions
The department says administrators paid lip service to being race-neutral in admissions and used other factors as stand-ins for race, including personal essays.
Court orders Instagram and Facebook’s Meta to pay $567M to address youth mental health online
The ruling is another setback for Meta, which faces an avalanche of lawsuits from thousands of families of children harmed by social media.