Performers Courtney Cummz and Kayden Kross will make several early October appearances in Indiana to support the release of the Zero Tolerance/Adam & Eve co-production of "Roller Dollz."
A controversial state law that required retailers that sell "explicit material" to register with the state and pay a $250 fee has been thrown out by a federal judge.
Indiana lawmakers have passed legislation that bans sex offenders convicted of crimes involving children from using social networking websites like Facebook and MySpace.
A lawsuit to stop enforcement of a new Indiana law regarding "sexually explicit materials" was filed yesterday in U.S. District Court. Plaintiffs in the suit included the Indianapolis Museum of Art, The Association of American Publishers, Inc. and the National Association of Recording Merchandisers.
A new Indiana law that requires sellers of "sexually explicit materials" to register with the state has stirred opposition among mainstream booksellers.
The Indiana Court of Appeals ruled Dec. 14 that zoning restrictions regulating adult bookstores in southern Indiana's Spencer County do not violate the state Constitution.
Louisville, Ky.-based conservative group Reclaim Our Culture Kentuckiana has posted a large antiporn billboard near a 24-hour adult store and theater in Clarksville, Ind.
Two inmates are leading a class-action lawsuit against the Indiana Department of Corrections over a new policy that prohibits printed media that contains sexual conduct or simple nudity.
Adult film producer/performer Dave Pounder has been admitted to the Ph.D. program in Telecommunications at Indiana University to study the social and psychological impacts of mediated sex and sexuality.
The brouhaha continues at Indiana University, where a freshman named Keira has begun an online adult career. She is not the first at the campus to get into the industry, but campus officials aren't so happy that she's pictured in her dorm room when she poses in front of the camera.
