The 2019 law makes it a crime to share an “intimate image” if the person sharing it knows the person in the image didn’t consent to it being shared.

Indiana Chief Justice Loretta Rush told state leaders Wednesday the state's judicial system is hard at work to increase public trust and innovate.

A ruling by the Indiana Supreme Court has expanded the limited number of people who are eligible to recover damages in lawsuits alleging negligent infliction of emotional distress.

New numbers from the Indiana State Supreme Court show low participation in the eviction diversion program launched in November.

The Indiana Supreme Court is weighing how much a public school has to tell the public about why it chooses to discipline an employee.

Children who are victims of molestation could be forced to do pretrial interviews with their alleged molesters if the Indiana Supreme Court strikes down a recent state law.

The Indiana Supreme Court issued an order Wednesday taking over a lawsuit that Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb filed against the GOP-dominated Legislature contending that a law granting the power violates the state constitution.

The Indiana Supreme Court on Monday announced the upcoming launch of a pilot program allowing media recording in several trial courts.

Indiana Supreme Court Justice Steven David announced Wednesday he will step down in fall 2022. He is the longest-serving justice currently on the court.

The Indiana Supreme Court's order requires judges to tell landlords and tenants in an eviction hearing about available resources – emergency rental assistance, legal help and a state landlord-tenant settlement program.