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USW Local 12775, representing frontline NIPSCO workers serving communities across Northern Indiana, is calling for stronger investment in permanent local utility staffing, emergency preparedness, workforce development, and public transparency to ensure residents and businesses receive the reliable electric and natural gas service they depend on every day.
Governor Mike Braun today directed the Indiana Office of Utility Consumer Counselor (OUCC) to file a complaint and petition the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) to launch an investigation into NIPSCO following widespread and prolonged power outages in Northwest Indiana caused by severe weather that began on Aug. 11.
The Elkhart Police Department is investigating a shooting late Sunday night that left a 15-year-old boy with non-life-threatening injuries.
NIPSCO says 28,495 customers remained without power as of 7 a.m. CT Sunday, Aug. 23, as restoration efforts continue following outages that began Aug. 11.
Two people are dead and another person was injured following a shooting Saturday evening at a business in unincorporated Lowell\.
A group of Northwest Indiana residents is seeking class-action status in a lawsuit against Northern Indiana Public Service Company, alleging the utility’s vegetation management practices caused or contributed to repeated power outages, including the widespread outage that followed storms on August 11.
The Indiana State Police were able to show a different side of the job through a new YouTube Video featuring MrBeast and 100 Indiana State Troopers.
South Bend Police are asking for the public’s help locating 17-year-old Eddie Weiser, who has been reported as a runaway juvenile.
World Central Kitchen is responding in Gary, Indiana, where thousands of residents have been without power for over a week.
A group of Northwest Indiana residents is seeking class-action status in a lawsuit against Northern Indiana Public Service Company, alleging the utility’s vegetation management practices caused or contributed to repeated power outages, including the widespread outage that followed storms on August 11.
Longtime Plymouth resident and current Plymouth Common Council Member Duane Culp announced today that he is seeking the Republican nomination for Mayor of Plymouth in the May 4, 2027 municipal primary.
A months-long narcotics investigation in Fulton County resulted in two arrests and the seizure of a significant quantity of illegal drugs on August 18, 2026.
