Many animals previously seen at the zoo in Charlestown are not there, Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill said. 

The four women who accused Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill of groping them in 2018 are suing him again.

The ruling comes weeks after Indiana's Attorney General filed a lawsuit against the zoo and its owner, Tim Stark, following allegations of animal abuse and neglect. 

In a report filed Friday, hearing officer Myra Selby, a former state Supreme Court justice, recommended a 60-day license suspension.

The therapist will come to the jail to set up and teach classes for the office’s Jail Chemical Addiction Program, which offers intensive therapy for people struggling with drug addiction.

They are being stored in a secure location in St. Joe County.