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Standard & Poors will pay a total of $1.38 billion in a settlement in a case alleging the company inflated credit ratings.
Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller says the bill will provide additional protection against data breaches and identity theft.
Michael Dean Overstreet will remain on death row and will be executed if his mental state improves.
Attorney General Greg Zoeller is proposing legislation that would crack down on home improvement and debt collection scammers.
The scam, which consists of the caller claiming to be an IRS representative collecting unpaid taxes, has cost people $5 million nationwide this year.
Indiana filed an appeal today of a lower court ruling, which struck down the state's ban on same-sex marriage.
Indiana and 12 other states reached a legal settlement with a company that allegedly scammed servicemembers into signing up for credit with 'no money down.'
Same-sex marriage advocates delivered a petition to the Attorney General's office today asking him not to appeal the recent ruling on same-sex marriage.
The state's website for filing marriage license applications only allows for one man and one woman to apply.
Judge Richard Young struck down Indiana's law on same-sex marriage, prompting couples across the state to rush to courthouses to get married.
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