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NIPSCO Responds To Reports of Excessive Customer Bills
(FORT WAYNE) - NIPSCO says it is cooperating with a state investigation into potential billing errors that led some customers to receive unusually high natural gas bills.The investigation is being conducted by the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission and began in November 2025 after NIPSCO alert...
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Indiana House Approves Casino Relocation Bill, Sends Measure to Senate
(INDIANAPOLIS) - The Indiana House of Representatives on Monday approved a bill that could pave the way for a casino to relocate to northeast or east-central Indiana.The Indiana Capital Chronicle reports lawmakers passed House Bill 1038 by a 67-30 vote, sending the proposal to the Indiana Senate ...
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Indiana House Committee Advances Immigration Bill Requiring ICE Compliance
(INDIANAPOLIS) - An Indiana House committee on Monday advanced a controversial immigration bill that would require local governments and public schools to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement, sending the measure to the full House for debate.The Indiana Capital Chronicle reports that la...
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FTC Warns of Surge in Fake IRS Calls Claiming You Owe Back Taxes
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) - Scammers are ramping up phone calls pretending to be from the IRS, warning victims they owe back taxes and must pay immediately, according to the Federal Trade Commission.The FTC says callers often claim to represent a so-called "Tax Resolution Oversight Department" and offer...
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Branch Co Sheriff's Office Seeks Public's Help After Second Library Break-In
(SHERWOOD TOWNSHIP) - The Branch County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help as it investigates a late-night burglary at the Sherwood Library.Deputies say the break-in occurred around midnight on Jan. 15, when an unidentified individual forced entry into the library and stole several ...
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Butler Lifts Citywide Boil Water Advisory After Main Break Repairs
(BUTLER) - The citywide boil water advisory issued after a major water main break in Butler has officially been lifted.According to Mayor Mike Hartman, final water testing confirmed the system meets all requirements set by the Indiana Department of Environmental Management, allowing residents to ...
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Angola Parks Board Cancels February Meeting, Sets March Date
(ANGOLA) - The Angola Parks & Recreation Board has canceled its regularly scheduled meeting set for Wednesday, February 4.Officials say the board will next meet on Wednesday, March 4, at 10 a.m. The meeting is expected to take place as normally scheduled.Residents with questions or concerns c...
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Free Trees Up for Grabs: Angola Launches Citywide Tree Giveaway
(ANGOLA) - Angola residents have a new reason to dig in and go green.Angola Parks & Recreation is offering free trees to residents living within the Angola city limits as part of a citywide tree giveaway. Supplies are limited, and each eligible household may receive one tree.Available species...
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3 Ways to Take Charge of Your Health This Heart Month--and Save a Life
(DALLAS) - Every year, more than 350,000 people in the U.S. suffer cardiac arrest outside of a hospital. Too often, help comes too late.This American Heart Month, the American Heart Association is urging Hoosiers to rethink what it means to be a first responder. Through its Nation of Lifesavers i...
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Trine Students Selected for 2026 Intercollegiate Band Performance
(FORT WAYNE) Three students from Trine University were among elite college musicians from across Indiana chosen to perform with the 2026 Intercollegiate Band.Emmett Worman, Eryn Pikus and Luke Weintz performed at the historic Embassy Theatre during the annual conference of the Indiana Music Educa...
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