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Indiana sees surge of cities, counties ending Flock camera contracts (opens the original)
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INDIANA (Free Press Indiana) - A growing number of Indiana cities and counties are doing away with license plate reading cameras after fierce pushback from local residents saying the devices violate their constitutional rights. In just the last 30 days, officials in Fort Wayne, Chesterton and Marshall, Starke, Kosciusko and Noble counties have voted to cancel or not renew contracts with Flock Safety, the nation’s largest provider of the devices. Those communities join Bloomington and Monroe Coun
FEMA aid arrives for some Hoosiers, but others left in limbo (opens the original)
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Vanessa Williams and her five children haven’t had a working refrigerator since Aug. 11, when devastating storms knocked out electricity at their Gary home for 11 days and destroyed the appliance. For nearly a month, Williams has used coolers stocked with ice to keep food and water cold. “You got to make it work somehow,” the 40-year-old office manager said. But on Tuesday, Williams was able to shop for a new refrigerator and bed mattresses after hers were destroyed by mold thanks to receiving $
Power is back on in northwest Indiana, but life isn’t back to normal (opens the original)
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The floors inside Gloria Davis’ home are warped and damaged after 10 days without power in the trailer park where she lives with her three kids and fiancé. It’s been more than a week since her family was stuck in the dark with a now-patched hole in the roof from a fallen tree. Without air conditioning, the floor and drywall began to crack and warp in the sweltering summer heat. After more than two weeks, electricity has been restored for nearly all of the 375,000 customers in northwest Indiana w
Hoosier native Brad Gerstner is the architect of Trump Accounts. Who is he? (opens the original)
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INDIANA (Free Press Indiana) - Brad Gerstner, a Hoosier native and venture capitalist, received a standing ovation in February during President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address. The former Indiana lawyer and deputy secretary of state helped spearhead the creation of Trump Accounts, which launched in July and provide $1,000 to kids born between 2025 and 2028 to invest in the stock market. Gerstner has pledged up to $100 million to provide $250 to every child younger than age 5 living in
Parts of Gary are still without power. Residents blame NIPSCO (opens the original)
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Julene Anderson, a 61-year-old mother in Gary, still didn’t have power on Friday. It's been 11 days since straight-line winds and two tornadoes led to the largest power outage in the history of NIPSCO, the northwest Indiana utility provider. The widespread outage has left large swaths of the city without working traffic signals, air conditioning or fans, reliable ways to store and cook food and limited ability to manage medications and medical devices. For the last two weeks, Anderson’s main pri
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