Kristine Phillips
Indianapolis Star
Washington, DC, United States
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Past articles by Kristine:
Romance scams: How to avoid becoming the victim of an online 'Sweetheart Swindle'
FBI: One of the most effective ways to curb scams is to approach online relationships with a healthy dose of skepticism. → Read More
Indiana to begin distributing millions in opioid settlement funds to local governments
The state of Indiana and all of its cities, towns and counties are set tor eceive $507 million over 18 years. → Read More
Season for Sharing: From homework to job skills, Saint Florian Center helps at-risk kids
"We've got to be able to do more," said Anthony Williamson, an Indianapolis Fire Department battalion chief, on how Saint Florian Center was started. → Read More
Indiana cities, towns, counties have not received opioid settlement funds, attorney says
AG Todd Rokita had said localities would begin receiving portions of the funds earlier this year. But as 2022 ends, communities have not seen a penny. → Read More
Rex Early, 'Indiana Republican Party's Iron Man,' has died
Rex Early was chairman of the Indiana Republican Party and led former president Donald Trump's campaign in Indiana in 2016. → Read More
'An abnormal event': Parts of Central Indiana could see up to 3 inches of snow
Most areas of Central Indiana are expected to see 1 to 2 inches of snow, although some could see up to 3 inches. → Read More
Bottom Line: Here's what IndyStar examination of workplace safety during pandemic revealed
Factory workers that make up the backbone of Indiana's economy told a similar story: Managers pressured employees to show up even when they were sick. → Read More
What you need to know about IOSHA's response to workplace safety complaints
Factory workers that make up the backbone of Indiana's economy told a similar story: Managers pressured employees to show up even when they were sick. → Read More
Tennessee man dead after fiery crash on I-65 in downtown Indianapolis Saturday
Indiana State Police said Edward Chekhun was driving south on I-65 when he crashed into the back of a semi. → Read More
'The Broom Guy has sold his last broom': Indy post office fixture Jim Richter has died
Jim Richter, known in Indianapolis as "the Broom Guy," died Thursday at age 84. → Read More
Bill setting bar for innocent people to receive compensation approved by House, heads to Senate
HB 1283, which passed the House, requires exonerees to prove innocence by a "preponderance of evidence" before receiving compensation. → Read More
Man sentenced for 2019 double murder outside west side strip club in Indianapolis
Terrance Warren was sentenced to 110 years incarceration for both murders. → Read More
Indy resident arrested during racial justice protests convicted of battery against official
Titan Kelly, 29, was accused of throwing a tear gas canister at police. Kelly was immediately taken into custody after the verdict. → Read More
'Clearly unconstitutional': Justice Department sues Texas to block abortion law
Biden administration takes action after divided Supreme Court allowed law to take effect → Read More
Trump's tax returns can be released to Congress, Justice Department says
The Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel said lawmakers have "invoked sufficient reasons" in their request for Trump's tax returns. → Read More
Woman who was arrested after missing officials' phone call while in computer class is headed home
She is among more than 24,000 federal prisoners who were allowed to serve their sentence through home detention to slow the spread of COVID-19 behind bars. → Read More
Attorney General Merrick Garland orders halt to federal executions
The DOJ must ensure everyone in the federal criminal justice system is afforded Constitutional rights and treated fairly and humanely, Garland said. → Read More
Attorney General Merrick Garland orders halt to federal executions
The DOJ must ensure everyone in the federal criminal justice system is afforded Constitutional rights and treated fairly and humanely, Garland said. → Read More
Giuliani suspended from practicing law in New York over 'false and misleading' claims working for Trump
The New York Supreme Court said there is "uncontroverted" evidence that Rudy Giuliani "demonstrably false" statements to the courts and public. → Read More
DOJ asks inspector general to investigate Trump Justice Department's seizure of Democrats' phone data
Democrats promptly denounced the data seizure and called for an inspector general investigation. → Read More