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At a church building on Indianapolis' east side, the state's new religious freedom law is getting a different kind of acknowledgment - as the First Church of Cannabis prepares for its inaugural ceremony. Church founder Bill Levin created the church as a possible test case for the new law.

One family's fight to challenge Indiana's cap on how much accident victims can recover from the state is over. The state Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal in a case surrounding the Indiana State Fair stage collapse.

Swiss scientists have been studying samples taken from the former Palestinian leader's remains. He died in 2004 at the age of 75.

Founded amidst controversy over the state's new religious freedom law, Indiana's First Church of Cannabis Wednesday hosted its first service on the same day the law went into effect.

Pro-LGBT groups say they're going to organize a voter registration drive as part of their push to obtain civil rights protections for the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community.

The American Civil Liberties Union Wednesday filed the suit on behalf of two unidentified plaintiffs-one residing in Elkhart County, and the other in Allen County. The suit involves another new state law that makes it a Level 6 felony for a serious sex offender to enter a school property, even if the school also serves as a place of worship.

An attorney for the plaintiffs -- two men charged with dealing synthetic drugs -- said the General Assembly's broad delegation of rule-making authority to the pharmacy board violates the Indiana Constitution's separation of powers.

A bird biologist said she found the fork-tailed flycatcher Tuesday while conducting a survey for another bird in Daviess County.

Indianapolis city councilors and the mayor's office are fighting over funding for the city's police force again, this time it's over money the mayor removed from IMPD's general fund.

The new principal at a pivotal elementary in Indianapolis Public Schools been replaced a month before classes begin. Marlon Llewellyn was set to lead the first IPS "Innovation" school -- the former Francis Scott Key Elementary School 103 on the Far East Side -- but instead Agnes Aleobua, former a principal at Fall Creek Academy, will take the role.