US Supreme Court declines to hear appeal on deputy’s slaying
Attorney General Greg Zoeller says the high court's decision means "we must accept" the appellate court's ruling.
Attorney general warns of “quick fix” credit repair scams
You may see signs, hear an ad, or get a text or call, advertising a quick fix to your credit.
Indiana to join states suing over new EPA water rule
Attorney General Greg Zoeller announced Monday the state would join the multistate action that challenges as unconstitutional the EPA's redefinition of the state's streams, creeks, ponds and wetlands as the "waters of the United States."
Attorney general speaks out as HIV problem grows
It is fuel for the argument in favor of more needle exchanges in Indiana.
Leaders brace for human trafficking ahead of Final Four
In March, billboards went up around Indianapolis to give victims and witnesses resources they can use to combat the issue.
Zoeller addresses anti-RFRA crowd at Bloomington rally
At least 200 people gathered at Karst Farm Park in Bloomington Tuesday evening to speak up against the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
Pence cancels appearance at Lincoln Day Dinner
GOP Party Chairman for Monroe County Steve Hogan confirmed to 24-Hour News 8 that Pence will no longer appear at the dinner.
Court of Appeals reverses decision on State Fair Stage collapse case
The Court of Appeals has ruled against the state over damages surrounding the State Fair collapse in 2011, sending it back to trial court.
VA manager’s license suspended after email scandal
An online petition calling for Paul to be fired had more than 6,000 signatures by mid-March.
Indiana Medicaid recovers $126,000 in lawsuit settlement
The suits claim the company paid doctors kickbacks to prescribe drugs it manufactured.