The Indiana Court of Appeals has rejected a constitutional challenge to the state's Right to Farm Act that was part of two families' lawsuit alleging that a large hog farm deprived them of their property rights.

The Indianapolis-based church filed the legal challenge after the state's Religious Freedom Restoration Act passed in 2015.

Indiana and IBM sued each other in 2010 after then-Gov. Mitch Daniels cancelled a $1.3 billion contract with the company to privatize and automate the processing of Indiana's welfare applications.

The Indiana Court of Appeals' rebuke in July cited a "disturbing trend" involving 10 cases the Department of Child Services handled between September 2017 and March 2018.

The protective order was issued against the father in 2017 after he protested outside the school with a holstered firearm and refused requests by school officials to keep the weapon in his car.

Police can use a drug dog to search your vehicle during a routine traffic stop if you voluntarily admit to past drug possession.

A charter school corporation has received immunity from a lawsuit, due to a state law protecting government agencies and officials.

The Indiana Court of Appeals ruled in favor of three unnamed sex offenders in overturning a Boone County court decision.

The court overturned a Tippecanoe County judge's ruling which relied on an 1852 law requiring public notices of changes to legal documents such as birth certificates.

The Court of Appeals ruled former Governor Mike Pence did not have to disclose certain documents related to challenging President Obama's immigration orders.