The Indiana Supreme Court must decide whether a state constitutional requirement that "all forfeitures" be paid to the Common School Fund really means "all." Police and prosecutors have been permitted since 1984 to divert a portion of the revenue for "expenses."

Federal courts directed the Indiana Supreme Court to give guidance on whether or not daily fantasy sports companies can use athletes’ names and likenesses.

Attorneys filed the class action lawsuit in 2015 on behalf of seven people facing criminal charges in Johnson County.

The dispute started about two years ago when the Rush County zoning board decided to approve County Line Dairy’s permit for a CAFO next to Harvest Christian Camp in Lewisville.

The ruling, issued in February, says Lake Michigan's shoreline is open to all and property owners can't exercise exclusive control of the beach between their homes and the water.

The Indiana Supreme Court will consider the validity of a state law allowing local governments to fine railroads when a stopped train blocks a street for more than 10 minutes.

The Indiana Supreme Court heard arguments Friday in a case that raises questions about what avenues juveniles have for seeking relief if they think their cases weren’t handled properly.

The Indiana Supreme Court issued the suspension Wednesday after a judicial panel recommended the punishment last month.

Indiana can move forward with lethal injections following an Indiana Supreme Court ruling sanctioning the state’s use of a new lethal injection drug.

An Indiana death row inmate says the state can’t use its current lethal injection drug because it didn’t follow the proper rulemaking procedures to choose it.