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Local officials knock NIPSCO storm outage response (opens the original)
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(Indiana Capital Chronicle) - Northwest Indiana residents and officials on Tuesday panned the Northern Indiana Public Service Co.’s response to devastating storms last month, calling for a slate of changes in the upcoming legislative session. Strong winds from Aug. 11 storms inflicted the worst damage in NIPSCO’s history, knocking out power to 375,000 customers — largely in Lake and Porter counties. Some homes and businesses didn’t regain electricity for two weeks. “There seemed to be a failure
EPA backs Indiana coal combustion residual program takeover (opens the original)
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INDIANA (Indiana Capital Chronicle) - Indiana’s proposed takeover of toxic coal byproduct permits is ready for approval, federal officials announced Tuesday. If finalized, the program would be the largest in the country. “Giving states the lead … helps ensure that those who understand local conditions the best, and their local energy needs, are in the driver’s seat to oversee the process,” U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Deputy Administrator David Fotouhi told reporters at an Indianapolis n
All the information you need to participate in Indiana’s democracy (opens the original)
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Read on to learn how to vote and how the three branches of government work. A companion story explains the legislative process. These stories are part of an international collaboration called Democracy Day. Newsrooms nationwide are helping readers understand the roles of their elected officials and the impacts of their decisions amid widespread disinformation about our nation’s democracy. If you’re not already registered to vote, you must sign up by Monday, Oct. 5. There are three ways to regist
Planned Parenthood can refer Indiana abortion patients out-of-state, federal appeals court rules (opens the original)
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INDIANA (Indiana Capital Chronicle) - A federal appeals court on Tuesday upheld a ruling that permanently bars the state of Indiana from penalizing Planned Parenthood for pointing pregnant minors to states in which abortion is legal. A three-judge panel of the U.S. Appeals Court for the Seventh District found that providing factual information on abortions, as well as referrals for the procedure, is speech protected by the First Amendment — and that the state’s arguments aren’t strong enough to
Indiana governor announces emergency aid, temporary housing grants amid lethal storms and flooding (opens the original)
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INDIANA (Indiana Capital Chronicle) - Indiana has opened grants for emergency food, clothing, temporary housing and other basic needs to victims of severe storm and flooding damage, Gov. Mike Braun announced Monday. At least 1,000 residents have been displaced statewide, Indiana Department of Homeland Security Executive Director Jonathan Whitham estimated, with at least seven dead as of Monday. “Any Hoosier, please reach out to 211 to report your needs,” Braun said of the non-emergency line, dur
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