Delphi update: Murder trial to begin in small Indiana town in 2017 killings of 2 teen girls
The trial of Richard Allen for the 2017 murders of two Indiana girls marks a critical juncture in a long-unsolved case.
Jury seated for Indiana trial of suspect in 2017 Delphi murders of 2 teen girls
Richard Allen's trial begins for the 2017 murders of two teenage girls in Indiana, highlighting the community's quest for justice after years of uncertainty.
Delphi update: Murder trial to begin in small Indiana town in 2017 killings of 2 teen girls
The trial of Richard Allen for the 2017 murders of two Indiana girls marks a critical juncture in a long-unsolved case.
Jury seated for Indiana trial of suspect in 2017 Delphi murders of 2 teen girls
Richard Allen's trial begins for the 2017 murders of two teenage girls in Indiana, highlighting the community's quest for justice after years of uncertainty.
The Politicization of Pregnancy Loss Has Had Devastating Consequences
Indiana's HB 1337 law forces abortion and miscarriage patients to confront guilt and shame through mandatory body disposition practices.
Trans inmate wins right to gender-affirming surgery despite state law banning it - LGBTQ Nation
Indiana judge rules that denying a trans woman inmate gender-affirming surgery violates her constitutional rights.
Can UCLA make a run for it in Big Ten debut? Five things to watch against Indiana
UCLA's defense will need to adapt to stop Indiana's dynamic and experienced offense, particularly their effective rushing.
Home Prices Have Tripled in This Indiana City Since the Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic drastically influenced home prices, with Indiana seeing a 45.6% increase, reflecting broader national trends in the housing market.
GM and Samsung finalize deal for a $3.5 billion EV battery plant in Indiana
GM and Samsung SDI have finalized a $3.5 billion deal for a new Indiana electric vehicle battery plant, indicating continued commitment to EV production.
Opinion: The death of common sense sparks leadership opportunities in real estate
The predicted chaos in Indiana's real estate market post-NAR settlement changes did not materialize; adaptation was quick and effective.
Are tacos and burritos sandwiches? A judge in Indiana ruled yes.
Tacos and burritos are considered 'Mexican-style sandwiches' by an Indiana judge.
GOP official tells businesses to ignore EEOC guidelines to stop misgendering trans people at work
Employers in Indiana are advised by the Attorney General not to follow EEOC guidance on not misgendering trans employees.
Appeals Court Allows Indiana Ban on Transition Care for Minors to Take Effect
Indiana appeals court allows ban on transgender treatments for minors to proceed
Legal landscape around transgender care for minors remains unsettled
Transphobic legislator introduces bill to force kids to work full-time on farms
Indiana state Rep. Joanna King has introduced a bill that would allow minors to drop out of school after 8th grade to work full-time on farms.
The bill could put transgender children in danger if they request to be called by a different pronoun or title.
Indiana Republicans want to re-write the law to eliminate the word "gender"
The proposed bill in Indiana aims to erase transgender people from state laws and reaffirm the ban on same-sex marriage.
The bill redefines terms like 'male' and 'female' based on biological traits and would effectively erase trans identity from the law.
Supreme Court declines to hear Indiana school's appeal on transgender bathroom order
The Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal from an Indiana school district that was defending its policy of segregating bathrooms by sex.
The lower court ruled that banning transgender students from using the bathrooms of their gender identity violates their constitutional rights and federal anti-discrimination law.
Indiana GOP Bill Would End Legal Recognition for Trans Residents, Replace "Gender" With "Biological Sex" in State Code
A proposed bill in Indiana aims to remove the word 'gender' from the state code, replacing it with 'biological sex'.
The bill would undo all political recognition of transgender residents in the state and create strict definitions of male and female.
Appeals Court Allows Indiana Ban on Transition Care for Minors to Take Effect
Indiana appeals court allows ban on transgender treatments for minors to proceed
Legal landscape around transgender care for minors remains unsettled
Transphobic legislator introduces bill to force kids to work full-time on farms
Indiana state Rep. Joanna King has introduced a bill that would allow minors to drop out of school after 8th grade to work full-time on farms.
The bill could put transgender children in danger if they request to be called by a different pronoun or title.
Indiana Republicans want to re-write the law to eliminate the word "gender"
The proposed bill in Indiana aims to erase transgender people from state laws and reaffirm the ban on same-sex marriage.
The bill redefines terms like 'male' and 'female' based on biological traits and would effectively erase trans identity from the law.
Supreme Court declines to hear Indiana school's appeal on transgender bathroom order
The Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal from an Indiana school district that was defending its policy of segregating bathrooms by sex.
The lower court ruled that banning transgender students from using the bathrooms of their gender identity violates their constitutional rights and federal anti-discrimination law.
Indiana GOP Bill Would End Legal Recognition for Trans Residents, Replace "Gender" With "Biological Sex" in State Code
A proposed bill in Indiana aims to remove the word 'gender' from the state code, replacing it with 'biological sex'.
The bill would undo all political recognition of transgender residents in the state and create strict definitions of male and female.
Teachers in Indiana: share your views on the Eyes on Education site
Indiana teachers' unions want the state attorney general to take down the 'Eyes on Education' site
Conservative efforts to censor discussions of race and sexual identities in schools are the backdrop for the launch of the tip line
Indiana AG's site to report school content ignites fear for teachers
Indiana teachers unions are calling for the state attorney general to shut down a new website that invites parents to report 'potentially inappropriate materials' in schools.
Critics of Indiana's new site say it will have a chilling effect on educators in a state that is already struggling with a significant teacher shortage.
Teachers in Indiana: share your views on the Eyes on Education site
Indiana teachers' unions want the state attorney general to take down the 'Eyes on Education' site
Conservative efforts to censor discussions of race and sexual identities in schools are the backdrop for the launch of the tip line
Indiana AG's site to report school content ignites fear for teachers
Indiana teachers unions are calling for the state attorney general to shut down a new website that invites parents to report 'potentially inappropriate materials' in schools.
Critics of Indiana's new site say it will have a chilling effect on educators in a state that is already struggling with a significant teacher shortage.
A Catholic women's college in Indiana will now accept applications from transgender women as part of a new non-discrimination policy.
The decision has faced backlash from anti-trans activists, but the college president insists they are not the first Catholic women's college to adopt such a policy.
The move is supported by the school's board of trustees and aligns with the mission of empowering women through education.
3-year-old Indiana boy kills 2-year-old brother with gun found in mother's purse
A 2-year-old boy in Indiana was accidentally shot and killed by his 3-year-old brother after finding a loaded gun in their mother's purse.
The incident occurred in Gary, Indiana and the boys' mother rushed the wounded toddler to a nearby hospital, where he later died.
The Gary Police Department is urging gun owners to secure their firearms and is offering free gun locks to residents.
Catholic women's school to accept trans students
A Catholic women's college in Indiana will now accept applications from transgender women as part of a new non-discrimination policy.
The decision has faced backlash from anti-trans activists, but the college president insists they are not the first Catholic women's college to adopt such a policy.
The move is supported by the school's board of trustees and aligns with the mission of empowering women through education.
3-year-old Indiana boy kills 2-year-old brother with gun found in mother's purse
A 2-year-old boy in Indiana was accidentally shot and killed by his 3-year-old brother after finding a loaded gun in their mother's purse.
The incident occurred in Gary, Indiana and the boys' mother rushed the wounded toddler to a nearby hospital, where he later died.
The Gary Police Department is urging gun owners to secure their firearms and is offering free gun locks to residents.