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Indiana's utility regulatory commission opened an investigation into rising energy costs, questioning the state's five investor-owned utilities at a public hearing as customer complaints hit record levels.
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Who & What: March 25, 2026
Regulators press Indiana utilities on rising energy costs in public hearing. Mitch Daniels defends lawmakers facing primary challenges over redistricting vote. IDNR to remove invasive carp from the state’s waterways.
Who & What: March 24, 2026
New Indiana law could unlock $300M for childcare vouchers. Governor Mike Braun signs broad immigration bill into law. Simon Property Group CEO David Simon dies at 64 after battle with cancer.
Who & What: March 23, 2026
IURC to lead public hearing of five utilities companies. Political science professor speaks on Greg Ballard's run and the 'Lincoln Party'. City of Fort Wayne announces second round of opioid settlement grants.
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The city is awarding more that $470,000 in grants to community-focused organizations addressing those affected by opioid use. -
In honor of Women's History Month, the Arena Dinner Theatre's current production is an offbeat play, written in 2009 by Sarah Ruhl called In the Next Room (or the Vibrator Play). -
The foundation came under heavy scrutiny for its secretive approach to donations and spending during former Gov. Eric Holcomb’s administration. -
A True Presence is a documentary focused on Genois Wilson Brabson, the first woman firefighter in the Fort Wayne Fire Department. -
The ACLU of Indiana filed multiple lawsuits on behalf of three residential recovery homes alleging the state's attempts to classify them as something other than homes was discriminatory.
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It’s been six years since the world shut down because of COVID. State and local leaders had to make public health decisions that had lasting consequences on society. -
Indiana falls behind other states in primary and preventative health care, according to a new report. -
A Libertarian candidate joined the crowded race for Indiana Secretary of State.
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