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Federal Directives Mandate Continued Operation for Two Coal-Fired Units in Jasper and Warrick Counties Through December, Despite Planned Retirements, Prompting Debates Over Energy Costs and Grid Reliability.

Andy Zay Accepted a $625,000 Settlement From the State but Claims His Dismissal Was Engineered to Influence an AES Indiana Electricity Rate Decision, a Charge the Governor's Office Denies.

The Proposed State-Run Program for Managing Coal Combustion Residuals Would Become the Largest in the Nation If Approved by Federal Officials.

State Officials Issued a Request for Information to Expand Opportunities for Students to Earn College Credits and Career Certifications Before Graduation, Aiming to Make Higher Education More Affordable.

Over 800,000 Visitors Attended the Recently Concluded Event, Which Also Announced a Permanent Wiffle Ball Field for Future Fairs.

Eighty-Two Thousand Fewer Residents Are Receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Benefits After Federal and State Policy Changes, Impacting Various Vulnerable Populations Across Indiana.

A Plan Touted by Top State Legislators to Eliminate Homeowner Property Taxes Remains Shrouded in Silence, Leaving Local Governments, School Districts, and Real Estate Professionals Seeking Answers on How Billions in Revenue Would Be Replaced.

Governor Mike Braun's Latest Energy Emergency Order Extends the Suspension of Gasoline Usage and Excise Taxes Through at Least October 6, Preventing a Price Increase for Labor Day Weekend Travel.