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NIPSCO seeks $38M from customers for first 3 months of forced coal plant run
Separately, state regulators denied the utility’s $741M transmission improvement plan.
Butter, baseball and a brand-new train: Indiana State Fair returns Friday
Nearly 50 new foods swing for the fences
Environmental advocates decry forcing old coal plants to stay open
Months before federal officials ordered one of Indiana's aging coal plants to remain available, the utility that owns it was asking permission to shut it down.
Formerly incarcerated to receive millions in workforce support through federal grants
Gov. Mike Braun on Thursday visited RecycleForce, a job training facility for formerly incarcerated individuals, to promote a $5 million grant to support operations there.
Braun fills utility regulator seat 3 days after firing; Indy councilor to serve
Indianapolis City-County Councilor Joshua Bain, who has represented the southwest corner of Marion County since 2020, will fill the vacant seat on Indiana's Utility Regulatory Commission.
IU physicists help upgrade world’s largest particle accelerator
The upgrade to the Large Hadron Collider is a step toward extending the Standard Model theory to explain aspects such as dark matter and dark energy.
Lake Monroe's Paynetown Beach closed to swimmers because of E. Coli level
The DNR said the bacteria level discovered during weekly water testing triggered the closing.
Tariff refunds arrive for some Indiana companies
But smaller companies are struggling to get their share of the $3.3B Indiana businesses paid.
Becker, Hardy ready to lead new Hoosiers
Charlie Becker and Rolijah Hardy addressed the media after Thursday's practice.
Indiana Medicaid ‘back in black’
FSSA reported a 23% decline in Medicaid enrollment but overall expenditures fell by just 2%.
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