Search results for

Judge says the law doesn't violate freedom of speech because the ban doesn't single-out political calls and that the government has a compelling interest to protect Hoosiers' privacy.

Departments at IUPUI and the Richmond campus already use the drug, which can revive people who overdosed on opioids.

The leader of the Indiana Senate said Tuesday that he's bothered by the second sentence in a proposed constitutional marriage amendment that appears to ban civil unions in addition to same-sex marriage.

Legislation that would restrict state environmental regulators from creating tougher rules looks unlikely to advance this session after a Senate committee completely overhauled the measure on Monday.

The measure imposes rules on an industry that was left unregulated by court rulings last year. It sets regulations on the facilities, mandating things such as fence height, acreage, and reporting of escape and disease.

The judge dismissed the lawsuit Monday saying the caseworkers don't have the legal right to bring the claim against DCS.

If you're a patient-of-record at your pharmacy, Rep. Ben Smaltz's bill allows you to continue buying pseudoephedrine, a standard cold medicine, as usual. If you're not, you can buy a small amount of the drug before needing a prescription.

Stores in Ohio and Indiana will now sell the drug over-the-counter. Walgreens has made a commitment to do the same in 35 states and the District of Columbia.

Premier Healthcare announced Monday that the missing laptop contains the names, addresses, Social Security numbers and other confidential information of more than 200,000 patients.

Telemedicine is health care delivered remotely. Doctors and patients can use, for instance, videoconferencing instead of a face-to-face appointment.