Caleb Amick

Indiana Supreme Court considers religious exceptions to state’s abortion ban

ACLU of Indiana attorney Kenneth Falk argued Thursday before the Indiana Supreme Court that the ban known as Senate Enrolled Act 1 violates his client’s religious beliefs.... Read More

Feds charge Pendleton child care operator with fraud, failure to file tax return

A Pendleton woman has agreed to plead guilty to wire fraud and failure to file a tax return after being accused by investigators of taking more than $350,000 from a fund that helps offset child care costs for low-income families.... Read More

Jeffersonville mother, daughter sue Wesbanco over $21,000 in unauthorized withdrawals

Mary H. Lotze and her daughter Lee Ann say the bank never investigated the withdrawals and has refused to refund the money, according to a complaint filed last week with the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana.... Read More

Nearly year-long investigation into gamecock fighting yields multiple arrests

Six people were arrested and about 200 diseased birds will be euthanized after law enforcement searched a game farm while investigating gamecock fighting in south central Indiana.... Read More

U.K. company sues Lafayette-based BioBond for trademark infringement

A British company named BioCote is suing Lafayette’s BioBond Adhesives for trademark infringement and breach of contract over the U.S. firm’s BioCoat product.... Read More

Kokomo retailer takes on U.S. Department of Agriculture over SNAP suspension

A Kokomo business is suing the federal government for reinstatement into the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, claiming it was temporarily disqualified without due process.... Read More