Former professional wrestler Hulk Hogan, whose real name is Terry Bollea, exists the Pinnelas County Courthouse Friday evening after being awarded $115 million. The trial came after Bollea sued Gawker Media for posting a sex tape with him in it on its gossip site.
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Former professional wrestler Hulk Hogan stands outside the Pinnelas County Courthouse Friday evening. Hogan, whose real name is Terry Bollea, was awarded $115 million in damages after Gawker Media posted a sex tape with him in it on its gossip site.
Former professional wrestler Hulk Hogan and one of his attorneys, David Houston, walk outside the Pinnelas County Courthouse Friday evening. Hogan, whose real name is Terry Bollea, was awarded $115 million in damages after Gawker Media posted a sex tape with him in it on its gossip site.
Pence promotes collaboration that would help curb opioid abuse
The United States Department of Veterans Affairs will be collaborating with Indiana’s Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (INSPECT) in order to curb opioid abuse among Hoosier veterans, Gov. Mike Pence announced Wednesday.
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Rep. Casey Cox, R-Fort Wayne, left, testifies in support of House Bill 1337 along with Sen. R. Michael Young, R-Indianapolis. Cox authored the bill and Young is one of its sponsors.
Jimmanee Gomez-Spears testifies against House Bill 1337 Wednesday at the Indianapolis Statehouse. Gomez-Spears previously suffered from a miscarriage and believes the mandate for fetal remains to be buried or cremated is inappropriate.
Jimmanee Gomez-Spears talks with Leslie Barnes of the Indiana National Organization for Women Wednesday outside room 431 at the Indianapolis Statehouse. The two women came to the Statehouse Wednesday morning to testify against House Bill 1337.
Controversial abortion bill not voted on in Senate committee
Since last summer, 24-year-old Abigail McKinney has had an abortion, traded her poor-paying part-time job for one that’s full-time and left her abusive ex-boyfriend.
LGBT supporers gather at the Statehouse Rotunda to listen to speakers talk in protest of several LGBT-related bills on Wedensday, January 27th. Senate Bill 344 died in the Indiana Senate today when it was not voted on due to a lack of support.
LGBT supporters gather at Indianapolis Statehouse
LGBT supporters sing and rally against controversial senate bils.
Robert Shaw prays with the faith leaders from Freedom Indiana at the Statehouse Rotunda. Shaw, a retired pastor, wore a liturgical stole to the Statehouse yesterday.
Freedom Indiana volunteers pray in protest of controversial LGBT bills
In the Indianapolis Statehouse, the people wearing red prayed.
Bill would ban abortions if fetal heartbeat detectable
Amy Schlichter has spent her adult life dedicated to unborn children.
Seven Oaks charter school granted authority to begin operation
On a Wednesday night in November 2015, community members crammed into a small room in the basement of a Holiday Inn Express. The room was well past capacity, but people continued to file in.
Proposed bill could allow pharmacists to legally deny customers cough medicine
Pharmacists may be legally allowed to prevent patients from purchasing cough medicine if the pharmacist suspects the patient may use the medicine to make methamphetamine, as outlined by a bill currently making its way through Indiana Congress.
Grant program to treat opioid, heroin overdoses announced
A new grant program was announced Thursday to better equip first responders in an attempt to curb the increase in overdoses and death caused by opioids and heroin.
IU senior enters education field in the midst of a state-wide teacher shortage
On her first day in Room L9 at Templeton Elementary School, Katie Russell is all soft smiles and soothing, soprano tones.
Parents, teachers and advocates testify at statehouse about teacher shortage
INDIANAPOLIS — Cathy Fuentes-Rohwer is in mama bear mode.
50 arrest warrants issued for drug dealing
In the Franklin City Police Department, on large beige boards next to a whiteboard, 50 faces were taped up on rows of paper — suspects in a recent drug bust. On the whiteboard, their names were written in black ink.