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Lawmakers, residents demand answers for northwest Indiana power outages (opens the original)
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INDIANAPOLIS — Lawmakers and residents met at the Statehouse Tuesday afternoon demanding answers for the power outages that left thousands in northwest Indiana in the dark for two weeks. The Interim Study Committee on Energy, Utilities, and Telecommunications is hearing testimony regarding the aftermath of severe storms that began Aug. 11. Residents and officials are urging the committee to mandate improvements to NIPSCO’s communication, emergency planning, and staffing levels to ensure similar
Girl Scouts camp cancels horse programs after animal's death (opens the original)
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The Indianapolis-based Girl Scouts of Central Indiana canceled horse programming for the remainder of the season this week at Camp Gallahue in rural Morgantown after a horse died from an illness. Concerned citizens contacted news outlets after photos circulated online showing a dead horse and other horses that appeared to be in poor condition at the camp in Brown County. The camp’s website states that scouts can ride horses at the barn and includes a request for supplies for the animals. Circle
Renter concerned about leaking fire hydrant contacts Indiana's I-Team (opens the original)
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INDIANAPOLIS — An eastside man is concerned about a fire hydrant that’s been leaking for several weeks in his neighborhood. Kyle Drew contacted Indiana’s I-Team for help. Drew lives in Blackburn Terrace, an apartment complex on the east side of Indianapolis. The fire hydrant on his street is leaking water into the grass, onto the sidewalk, and into the street. He’s worried about the mess, wasted water, and if firefighters can even use the hydrant. “If it’s leaking this much, they might not even
Lawmakers hear concerns about court-appointed special advocates (opens the original)
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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — State lawmakers are studying the role of volunteers in the child welfare system, also known as Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASAs). CASAs and GALs are advocates for children in the child welfare system who are often victims of abuse and neglect. Wednesday, the Interim Study Committee on Fiscal Policy spent more than an hour listening to testimony from parents and advocates about the role of CASAs, as well as Guardians Ad Litem (GALs), which is a court-appointed profes
Indiana schools report 11% drop in bullying incidents (opens the original)
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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Indiana schools reported an 11% decrease in bullying incidents for the 2025-2026 school year compared to the prior school year. This is the second straight year that Indiana school corporations have reported a drop in bullying incidents. Indiana schools are required by law to track bullying and, at the end of each school year, report those numbers to the Indiana Department of Education. A new report shows Indiana schools reported 6,010 incidents during the 2025-2026 school
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