Post Tribune Wednesday, September 2, 2026 | | |
| | | | | Local officials are pushing for more answers about mass power outages and recovery from NIPSCO and its parent company NiSource. | | | | | Indiana Rep. Earl Harris, D-East Chicago, said he wants the state to “take immediate steps” to ensure disaster-affected residents don’t lose Medicaid coverage and in-home care. | | | | | Gary has been at the forefront of storm response efforts, especially as tens of thousands of residents were without power for about two weeks. | | | | | An officer with the Porter County Sheriff’s Department who misused the county’s license plate reader system did so three times, an official said. | | | | | U.S. Rep. Frank Mrvan, D-Highland, introduced legislation that would prohibit corporations with lockouts from working with the federal government. | | | | | Space enthusiasts at the Challenger Learning Center of Northwest Indiana said the organization couldn’t continue operations because it couldn’t raise enough money to cover its relocation from Purdue University Northwest. | | | | | The Town of Munster has more than doubled its budget for cleaning up the debris left from the derecho/tornado combo that hit the town August 11. | | | | | The two dispatchers just before 6 a.m. Tuesday went on the air to deliver an emotional final radio transmission for the Chesterton/Porter joint police dispatch center. | | | |
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