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.

Indiana Supreme Court Justice Geoffrey Slaughter writes that state law isn't specific when it comes to enforcing caseload requirements.

The Marion County judge's ruling was published Monday, nearly six months after hearing arguments in the case.

The court will hear arguments September 28 in a case to decide who owns the beach along Lake Michigan.

The number of Hoosier children who end up in the state's court system because of abuse and neglect jumped from 14,000 in 2014 to 20,000 last year. Officials say opioid abuse is often to blame.

Gov. Eric Holcomb announced his selection of Wabash County Judge Christopher Goff to join the bench.

Indiana will have a new Supreme Court justice in the next three weeks when Gov. Eric Holcomb makes his pick.

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."