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Indiana is part of a multi state effort to improve the U.S. energy grid. Federal officials say they identified Indiana because of its efforts to improve energy generation.
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Indiana's state agency for business recruitment will soon have its third leader since Gov. Mike Braun took office early last year.
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Indiana saw federal approval for a major disaster declaration earlier this week, unlocking millions in federal funds for recovery efforts. State and federal officials outlined next steps for impacted residents Thursday.
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Nearly two weeks since Northwest Indiana residents lost power, Gov. Braun is calling for a station investigation into utility provider NIPSCO.
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Indiana has agreed to pay former IURC Commissioner Andy Zay $625,000 to settle his lawsuit over Gov. Mike Braun's decision to fire him from the commission.
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Indiana applied for a major disaster declaration after floods and power outages impacted thousands. The state is hoping to unlock additional federal funds for recovery.
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Hoosiers may start applying for assistance after flooding. Federal agencies assist in response efforts including a major road failure.
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The lawsuit by fired utility commissioner Andy Zay could complicate efforts of state regulators to revisit AES Indiana's $71 million rate increase.
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Officials say the worst of the damage happened in Wayne County on the state's eastern border.
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As the gas tax holiday continues, industry groups are raising concerns about the long-term status of road funding.