Ethan Sandweiss
Multimedia Journalist-
Chair of the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission Andy Zay said staff at the IURC is “sitting on hundreds and hundreds” of customer complaints and power companies such as AES Indiana are taking more than two weeks to respond. -
Its last day is April 4. Until then, Laserlite has lowered prices to $13 for three games, the cost when it opened in fall of 2000. -
Rent is low at Second and College because these buildings are owned by the county. But that bargain comes with a catch. -
The county bought the apartments in 2010, using funds from an Innkeeper’s Tax specifically designated for convention center expansion. Commissioners say that puts a legal restriction on how the land can be used.
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After protests against the city’s use of Flock cameras for law enforcement, City Council passed a resolution requiring the mayor’s office and the police to deliver a full brief. -
James Petty and his truck were swept off the road near Shoals last week after heavy rainfall. -
Water levels near Bedford surged from nine to 33 feet between last Thursday and Monday and they’ve gradually declined since, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. -
Security footage shows multiple people stabbing J. Trinidad Ramirez in a prison dayroom last November. -
Judge James Patrick Hanlon said that the Department of Justice could not reverse its earlier decision against seeking death for Shane Meehan of Terre Haute if he were convicted. -
Businesses are being told to round down to the nearest nickel.
