Indiana Chief Justice Loretta Rush co-chairs the group and says it was created in response to the growing number of court cases related to substance abuse.

The Indiana Supreme Court's annual report shows the bar exam passage rate has dropped from more than 70 percent five years ago.

Indiana Public Broadcasting Statehouse reporter Brandon Smith talks with Chief Justice Loretta Rush the states first female chief justice about the lack of judicial diversity in Indiana.

State Supreme Court Chief Justice Loretta Rush will join Justice Steven David and other members of the legal community Wednesday in marking the milestone at the Sullivan County Courthouse in Sullivan.

Rushs reappointment as chief justice was a foregone conclusion as the commission formally met with each member of the five-person court.

Indiana Chief Justice Loretta Rush will interview with the Judicial Nominating Commission on Aug. 21.

Indiana Chief Justice Loretta Rush hailed better service for what she calls court "customers" during her annual State of the Judiciary address Wednesday.

The task force is made up of health care professionals, public health experts, business and legal leaders from around the country.

Indiana has seven family recovery courts, with four more in the planning stages.

Indiana Chief Justice Loretta Rush is the co-chair of the National Judicial Opioid Task Force, which formed last year. It met for the third time this week in Indianapolis.