State and federal agencies are working together to provide what the governor’s office is calling “one-stop shops” to aid communities impacted by recent flooding.   As IPR’s Thomas Ouellette reports, ...

The Indiana Attorney General’s office has launched multiple lawsuits and investigations into alleged wrongdoing in communities impacted by flooding and storms. Attorney General Todd Rokita told report ...

The City of Fort Wayne’s contract with Flock has been terminated. And the cameras are offline. Soon the 36 contentious ...

Indiana health officials this week announced the end of hospital diversion for emergency services. Hospital diversions have ...

News that the Chicago Bears continue having discussions with Illinois lawmakers doesn’t concern a major proponent of an ...

In Indiana, more than 60 events this weekend protested U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention in Miami ...

Indiana communities impacted by recent storms and historic flooding may receive disaster aid more quickly through the Federal ...

Recent prolonged power outages could lead to changes in state law next session. Thousands of NIPSCO customers were without ...

NIPSCO says it’s offering help for residents who experienced lengthy power outages, but one state lawmaker thinks the company ...

Gov. Mike Braun on Monday directed Indiana‘s utility watchdog to seek a formal investigation into NIPSCO. The request cites ...

The cost of recovery from Indiana’s storms and flooding could reach $5 billion. That’s according to Gov. Mike Braun, who ...

New data center developments cannot be approved in Marion County until after 2027. The Indianapolis Metropolitan Development ...