The state Supreme Court heard arguments over whether a Department of Child Services caseworker's lawsuit against the agency will move forward.

The Indiana Supreme Court in a unanimous ruling Thursday said "Indiana's tort trials should be about making injured parties whole - not about federal immigration policies and laws."

The Indiana Supreme Court could soon decide a case that would cost local governments millions of dollars in property tax revenue.

The finalists are vying to replace retiring Justice Robert Rucker, who steps down after 26 years on the bench.

Gov. Eric Holcomb will soon find out which three candidates he'll choose from to replace retiring Supreme Court Justice Robert Rucker.

The Judicial Nominating Commission will recommend the finalists to Gov. Eric Holcomb who will hire one to replace the retiring Justice Robert Rucker.

The public is invited to participate in small group discussions about the status of race and gender in the judicial system.

Indiana Supreme Court Justice Robert Rucker says he looks forward to spending more time with family as he prepares to step down from the court.

Indiana Supreme Court Chief Justice Loretta Rush wants more attention paid to people who work in, and with, the state's court system.

The request comes after a report released earlier this year called Indiana's system underfunded and unconstitutional.