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Complex issues need more than a reflexive 'no' (opens the original)
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What do school referendums and data centers have in common? They are all unpopular, but not all of them are bad. Thatâs why I hope Hoosiers consider each proposal on its individual merits instead of automatically opposing all of them. And there are key things you should think about when weighing the pros and cons. Thirty-eight school districts in dozens of counties are asking voters this November to approve a property tax referendum that will give their schools additional money. Most of these
Michigan wins coal plant case, but Indiana’s plants still remain open under federal order (opens the original)
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Two Indiana coal-burning power plants remain open under an order from the Trump administration. But a federal appeals court ruling could change that in the future. The U.S. Department of Energy has repeatedly extended the lifespan of coal plants in five states, arguing the electricity generated at the facilities is needed to help address a national energy emergency. However, a three-judge panel at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, in a ruling issued Friday, said it was unpe
Secretary of state campaigns setting a quality standard (opens the original)
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What a delight the current secretary of state race is. It has everything that a quality election contest should have â most importantly, open and accessible candidates. No one is hiding from constituents or ducking media interviews. And Hoosiers have four genuinely good choices. In reverse alphabetical order, to mix things up, they are Libertarian Lauri Shillings, Republican Max Engling, Democrat Beau Bayh and Lincoln Party candidate Greg Ballard. They all have varying levels of public and pri
Utility panel greenlights reconsideration of AES Indiana hike (opens the original)
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The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission voted 3-1 Wednesday to reconsider the AES Indiana rate hike approved in June. There are two new members appointed by Gov. Mike Braun on the panel since that vote was taken: Joshua Bain took over for fired Andy Zay and Joby Jerrells replaced David Veleta, who resigned. Both former members supported the $71 million increase. The order granted the Office of Utility Consumer Counselorâs request to reconsider the weighing of five factors: reliability, affor
Indiana Legislature erred by not acting on license plate readers but can correct the mistake (opens the original)
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Automated license plate readers are not new to Indiana, but the outrage is. Flock Safety cameras are the new f-word â even though they have been in use across the state for years with little to no reaction. The high-speed cameras take pictures of license plates and turn them into searchable data. They donât record video. I see both sides of the debate but err on the side of giving police more tools. This is especially true in a climate where everyone is hyper-focused on crime and resistant t
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