Indiana is one of 20 states in a lawsuit that seeks to eliminate the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare. The Trump administration announced in June it would no longer defend the federal health care law.

The fund gives Hill's supporters a way to donate money, and it makes it clear public money isn't spent on the Attorney General's defense.

The governor says he believes the four women who've accused the state attorney general of groping them at a party in March.

In a court filing Thursday, Curry calls it a "dubious proposition" that someone merely suspected of a crime could challenge the authority of an investigating agency or the appointment of a special prosecutor.

There are a few discrepancies between the report, which contains accusations against Attorney General Curtis Hill, and first-person accounts from the alleged victims.

A document filed Thursday by lawyers for Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill asks the judgeto recognize there's no immediate need for a special prosecutor because no criminal allegations have been filed with law enforcement authorities.

A democratic state representative filed a resolution Monday requesting a committee to look into the possibility of impeaching Attorney General Curtis Hill.

Three legislative staffers and a state lawmaker say Attorney General Curtis Hill groped them at a party in March. Two other women corroborate those accusations. Hill denies the accusations.

An Indiana legislative staffer on Thursday became the third woman - and the first Republican - to publicly accuse Hill of groping her.

Braun called the allegations "troubling and serious" in a Tuesday statement that said he supports Gov. Eric Holcomb and state legislative leaders calling for Hill to step down.