A federal judge ruled the Evansville school district violated a transgender student's rights by restricting access to the bathroom of the student's identified gender.

Hate crimes bills of the last few sessions included the phrase "gender identity" on the list of protected characteristics.

The student testifies he feels ostracized by peers because he must use either the female restroom or small unisex bathrooms in the nurse's office.

The teacher says the school district forced him to resign following a disagreement over a policy that calls for teachers to address transgender students by their preferred gender name.

The ACLU of Indiana says the prison is treating gender dysphoria differently than other medical conditions.

It's still rare to find clinics outside of major cities that offer transition-related medical care.

The man's lawsuit argued Indiana's law requiring anyone seeking a name change to provide citizenship proof is unconstitutional.

Kit Malone, who consults for the ACLU of Indiana, says it could mean some feel emboldened to deny trans children the respect and dignity they deserve.

The administration says it is leaving the decision up to states and local school districts.

A transgender Mexican immigrant wants a federal court to strike down an Indiana law barring him from changing his name because he's not a U.S. citizen.