Indiana Public Media News
A House bill creating a second court in Owen County did not get a hearing, but a Senate bill doing the same has passed both houses.
A federal appeals court has ordered an immediate injunction against Indiana's law that bans sex offenders from using social networking sites.
Attorneys say they‘re looking for a circumstantial link between all these events in order to convince someone that these are the people responsible.
A bankruptcy judge declined to act on the request from Hostess to sell its assets to give an opportunity for both sides to mediate.
Brent Dickson says the state needs to hire more judges and adopt newer technology to help reduce the current judges' caseloads.
Howard, Clark and Elkhart counties recently joined an initiative aimed at developing sentencing alternatives for juveniles who have committed crimes.
The number of women in Indiana prisons has increased 50 percent in the past decade, mostly because of drug-related charges.
As part of his sentence, Wood will undergo mental health counseling.
Winston Wood to be sentenced on Friday in Monroe County.
Tim Durham of Fair Finance is being tried in Indianapolis on charges of embezzlement.
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