Zak Cassel
Data JournalistZak Cassel is a data journalist at WFYI, examining inequity in health, education and beyond. He comes most recently from a fellowship at Columbia Journalism Investigations.
Zak has published work in the Center for Public Integrity, The Intercept, Montana Free Press and The New York Times. He graduated from Columbia Journalism School and Wabash College.
Contact Zak at zcassel@wfyi.org and follow him on Bluesky at @zakcassel.bsky.social
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Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission will review how the rate increase AES is affected by a planned Google data center project and announced purchase of AES’s parent company by BlackRock and other investors. -
Indiana will take over regulation of 213 radioactive materials licenses form the U.S. Unclear Regulatory Commission as the agency rewrites radiation safety rules. -
State utility regulators will investigate NIPSCO’s preparation and response to August storms that knocked out power for more than 387,000 customers in Northwest Indiana. -
Five IMPD officers face fraud and misconduct charges for allegedly using Flock license plate cameras to track ex-partners and other people. -
Voters in Indiana Senate District 31 will choose between two candidates this November to represent them in the Indiana Senate. -
East central Indiana voters in the state's 5th Congressional District will choose between two candidates this November to represent them at the national level. -
The Metropolitan Development Commission approved more than $240 million in tax breaks for a $4.3 billion data center set to be built in Decatur Township. -
The City of Indianapolis mailed 546 letters to flood-damaged households warning they may need new permits to repair, sparking confusion that the city acknowledges could have been handled differently. -
Indianapolis City-County Councilor Ali Brown was elected in 2029 2019. Her Sept. 10 resignation start the clock for the Marion County Democratic Party to find a replacement. -
Indiana is holding disaster recovery centers in Marion, Porter and Wayne counties this week to help residents after the August floods and severe weather.
