Citizens has proposed a booster station and two tanks to help supply water to the industrial park.
Category: Indiana
Coalition of AI giants, labor unions proposes uniform guardrails for Indiana data centers
The goal is to generate more public buy-in and reduce moratoriums on new projects.
Hoosier native Brad Gerstner is the architect of Trump Accounts. Who is he?
Gerstner says his upbringing in Indiana inspired the idea for the accounts.
For these teens, the Indiana State Fair is all about fashion
4-H students modeled dresses, jumpsuits and jackets they had sewn themselves.
Lebanon, Jeffersonville expected to receive part of $1B Meta campaign
‘Future is For Everyone Fund’ is for communities with Meta data centers.
Thousands of Hoosiers not enrolling in federal safety net programs
Recent study reveals large gaps in eligible families receiving benefits.
Black lawmakers challenge Braun’s move to end minority contract preferences
The Black Legislative Caucus announced a callout during a Monday press conference for any businesses under contract with the state dealing with deleted minority participation goals.
Why you shouldn’t try to apply for FEMA aid yet
Governor says if Indiana isn’t approved for individual assistance from FEMA, the state will provide financial relief.
Most Indiana homeowners don’t have flood insurance. Here’s what to know
After historic flooding, many residents don’t have insurance to cover the costs of repairs.
Why you’re seeing so many tomatoes at farmers’ markets
High temperatures, regular rainfall and hardy varieties mean bumper crop for many southern Indiana growers.


