indiana laws

Discover the latest law change in Indiana! Children accompanied by adults can now enjoy bar areas at local dining establishments, expanding dining options for families.

When the sweltering heat of an Indiana summer sets in, are you breaking the law by letting your car and air conditioner run for a few minutes before you drive?

Fire hydrants are a vital tool in putting out house fires, but if one is on your property, are you breaking the law by covering it with plants or other decorations?

Learn when and where you can set off fireworks, and what could happen if you violate the law before you celebrate.

Sure, you can buy a "No Soliciting" sign for your door, but are door-to-door salespeople breaking the law if they ignore it.

Learn more about whether it is legal to carry and use pepper spray in Kentucky, Indiana, and Illinois.

Declawing cats is outlawed in many cities and states around the country. Is Indiana one of them?

A new bill would require food delivery apps to get permission before adding restaurants to their service.

Two men in Indiana were charged with illegally possessing wild turkeys during the state's turkey season. Learn more about hunting regulations in Indiana

Learn about an Indiana man who received a ticket for "provocation" after flipping off a state trooper. Was it protected under the First Amendment?

Indiana Senate Bill 1 which would prioritize mental health services for Hoosiers has passed the Senate in a unanimous vote and now moves on to the Indiana House.

Currently, only young Hoosiers enrolled in Indiana Medicaid are required to be tested for lead. Proposed House Bill 1313 would change that.