Cate Charron

It's an example of how disputes over free speech can launch unassuming private citizens to the frontline of an aggressive culture war.

Turning Point USA, the conservative student group founded by slain activist Charlie Kirk, describes itself as a defender of biblical values against cultural forces that include "woke" indoctrination at universities.

An Indianapolis-area school has taken action after a national advocacy group argued a teacher-led Bible study program violated students' First Amendment rights.

Indianapolis Star A Trump-backed state senate candidate is still fighting to win a tight election by making an unusual legal claim that

A federal appeals court has denied an effort by a group of Indiana media outlets to gain access to death penalty executions.

An experienced social justice attorney and organizer will serve as the next executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana, the organization announced on June 10.

The Freedom From Religion Foundation said the Monroe County Sheriff's Office is favoring religion over nonreligion and Christianity over other faiths.

The case could have clarified the precedent set by a 1988 decision that has drawn the ire of free speech advocates for rolling back student protections.

Public officials, including many in Indiana, have experienced a growing number of threats, aggressive rhetoric and violence. IndyStar previously

After Ball State University fired one of its employees over her comments about Charlie Kirk last September, the university spent nearly $500,000 fighting the resulting lawsuit that it ultimately settled for an additional $225,000