Policy & Impact
Indiana asked about a new SNAP rule. Here’s what people said.
Most say a restriction on buying soda and candy hasn’t changed their diets.
‘Forever chemicals,’ microplastics and data centers. What you need to know.
Officials discussed the state’s clean water supply at the 9th annual Indiana Water Summit.
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Hoosier native Brad Gerstner is the architect of Trump Accounts. Who is he?
Gerstner says his upbringing in Indiana inspired the idea for the accounts.
Trump approves major disaster declaration for 21 Indiana counties after deadly storms
Eleven counties also qualify for federal aid covering emergency work and repairs to disaster-damaged public facilities.
NIPSCO, under fire for outage response, faces investigation and lawsuit
Some Gary residents are also criticizing the city’s mayor, a former NIPSCO employee.
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Indiana damages from flooding, high winds could exceed $5B, Braun tells feds
The governor is seeking expedited federal assistance after storms killed eight people and damaged more than 1,700 structures.
How to clean up safely after Indiana’s historic floods
What you need to know about mosquitos, food and generators.
Lebanon, Jeffersonville expected to receive part of $1B Meta campaign
‘Future is For Everyone Fund’ is for communities with Meta data centers.
Parts of Gary are still without power. Residents blame NIPSCO
Utility says it’s working around the clock, but city officials say they feel ignored.
Ivy Tech program approved for Workforce Pell Grant funding
The school hopes to start enrolling students as early as October.
Climate change makes extreme weather normal
We’re locked in to heavier rain and hotter days for decades. But there’s still hope.
Thousands of Hoosiers not enrolling in federal safety net programs
Recent study reveals large gaps in eligible families receiving benefits.
Photos: Anderson continues road to recovery after floods
After devastating flooding from the White River, residents begin rebuilding.
Hoosiers affected by floods can get free legal help at this clinic
Get help with insurance claims and replacing important documents at an Aug. 22 clinic.
‘We lost everything’: Anderson residents start over after floods
Homeowners are gutting their houses to try to prevent mold.
Indiana charter schools could receive over $49 million in new revenue from proposed tax increases
State law requires districts in four counties to share revenue from property tax increases approved by voters with charters enrolling students who live within those districts’ boundaries.
How to apply for Indiana’s emergency flood assistance, SNAP refunds
The state is offering up to $5,000 in funding for displaced families.
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