Yes. There is standard simple assault, which is typically a class B misdemeanor. If there is substantial bodily injury to the other party, or if the victim was pregnant and the defendant should have known that the victim was pregnant, that is a class A misdemeanor. If the crime results in serious injuries, it can become a felony. If there is any allegation that the assault included any restricting of breathing of the alleged victim, it will also be a felony.