Loretta Rush

Indiana’s near-total abortion ban is finally in effect, after weeks of legal uncertainty.

Local judges in Indiana will be able to allow the media to photograph, record and broadcast court hearings, beginning May 1.

The future of abortion rights in Indiana is now in the hands of the state’s five Supreme Court justices.

Indiana Chief Justice Loretta Rush reflected Wednesday on the progress the state court system has made as she delivered the 2023 State of the Judiciary.

NEW:INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indiana Chief Justice Loretta Rush says she's still dealing with her COVID-19 illness as she joined the first state Supreme Court…

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The head of the Indiana Supreme Court is calling for action to improve implicit bias and racial disparity in court systems. Chief…

Indiana Chief Justice Loretta Rush issued a call to arms for everyone involved in the state’s justice system in her annual State of the Judiciary Address…

Loretta Rush will continue to serve as Chief Justice of the Indiana Supreme Court for another five years.The state’s Judicial Nominating Commission…