Indiana gov blasts NIPSCO as residents face nearly 2 weeks without power
Indiana Gov. Mike Braun is criticizing NIPSCO’s response as some Gary residents remain without power nearly two weeks after outages began.
Indiana Gov. Mike Braun is criticizing NIPSCO’s response as some Gary residents remain without power nearly two weeks after outages began.
Indiana Gov. Braun: NIPSCO has failed 21,000 residents still without power
Gov. Braun said NIPSCO continues to "fail" the more than 20,000 Indiana residents still without power nearly two weeks after major storms.
Gov. Braun said NIPSCO continues to "fail" the more than 20,000 Indiana residents still without power nearly two weeks after major storms.
ComEd sends crews to NW Indiana as thousands remain without power
People living without power in Northwest Indiana nearly two weeks after major storms are getting some help by ComEd repair crews.
People living without power in Northwest Indiana nearly two weeks after major storms are getting some help by ComEd repair crews.
Deadly shooting at NW Indiana antiques store leaves 2 dead, sheriff says
A female victim was killed, and a woman was hurt in a shooting at a Northwest Indiana antiques store on Saturday evening.
A female victim was killed, and a woman was hurt in a shooting at a Northwest Indiana antiques store on Saturday evening.
NW Indiana crime: 1 killed, 1 hurt in shooting at antiques store, police say
A female victim was killed, and a woman was hurt in a shooting at a Northwest Indiana antiques store on Saturday evening.
A female victim was killed, and a woman was hurt in a shooting at a Northwest Indiana antiques store on Saturday evening.
Northwest Indiana power crisis drags on as residents wait for FEMA help
Ten days after devastating storms, more than 20,000 NIPSCO customers remain without power as Northwest Indiana families rely on community aid while Gov. Mike Braun seeks federal disaster assistance.
Ten days after devastating storms, more than 20,000 NIPSCO customers remain without power as Northwest Indiana families rely on community aid while Gov. Mike Braun seeks federal disaster assistance.
Amelia Earhart mystery: Purdue-led expedition hopes to solve it
Researchers are heading to a remote Pacific island in October to search for evidence that could help determine what happened to Amelia Earhart and her missing plane.
Researchers are heading to a remote Pacific island in October to search for evidence that could help determine what happened to Amelia Earhart and her missing plane.
Lawsuit targets NIPSCO after prolonged power outages | FULL REMARKS
NIPSCO is facing a class-action lawsuit after thousands of northwest Indiana residents endured prolonged power outages following last week's storms.
NIPSCO is facing a class-action lawsuit after thousands of northwest Indiana residents endured prolonged power outages following last week's storms.
Indiana class-action lawsuit targets NIPSCO after prolonged power outages
NIPSCO is facing a class-action lawsuit after thousands of northwest Indiana residents endured prolonged power outages following last week's storms.
NIPSCO is facing a class-action lawsuit after thousands of northwest Indiana residents endured prolonged power outages following last week's storms.
Gary charter school opens as thousands remain without power
GEO Academy is holding classes and providing meals for students as more than 20,000 NIPSCO customers in Gary remain without power following the Aug. 11 storms.
GEO Academy is holding classes and providing meals for students as more than 20,000 NIPSCO customers in Gary remain without power following the Aug. 11 storms.
NIPSCO bills put northwest Indiana cat shelter at risk of closing
Just as tens of thousands of people in northwest Indiana are still without power after last Tuesday's severe weather, one nonprofit is worried about how long they can stay open.
Just as tens of thousands of people in northwest Indiana are still without power after last Tuesday's severe weather, one nonprofit is worried about how long they can stay open.
NIPSCO bills put northwest Indiana cat shelter at risk of closing
Just as tens of thousands of people in northwest Indiana are still without power after last Tuesday's severe weather, one nonprofit is worried about how long they can stay open.
Just as tens of thousands of people in northwest Indiana are still without power after last Tuesday's severe weather, one nonprofit is worried about how long they can stay open.
70 dogs rescued from storm-damaged trailer in Merrillville hoarding investigation
Merrillville police are investigating an alleged hoarding situation after 70 dogs were rescued from a trailer damaged during last week's severe storms.
Merrillville police are investigating an alleged hoarding situation after 70 dogs were rescued from a trailer damaged during last week's severe storms.
Thousands without power again after brief restoration in Schererville
Thousands of customers in Schererville were without power again Thursday after some residents said their electricity had only been restored for a few hours.
Thousands of customers in Schererville were without power again Thursday after some residents said their electricity had only been restored for a few hours.
Dozens of pets saved from hoarding situation in Merrillville
Police in Merrillville say the recent storms displaced a large number of pets. They found dozens of dogs in one damaged home.
Police in Merrillville say the recent storms displaced a large number of pets. They found dozens of dogs in one damaged home.
Thousands impacted by power outage in Schererville
A new power outage in Schererville is impacting thousands on Thursday night.
A new power outage in Schererville is impacting thousands on Thursday night.
New power outages strike northwest Indiana
More power outages were reported Thursday in Schererville after power lines came down. Tens of thousands of people don't have power.
More power outages were reported Thursday in Schererville after power lines came down. Tens of thousands of people don't have power.
Houston rapper Trae tha Truth brings food, supplies and hope to storm-hit Indiana
Houston rapper and humanitarian Trae tha Truth teamed up with Operation BBQ Relief to bring thousands of hot meals, supplies and hands-on help to Northwest Indiana residents still recovering from devastating storms and prolonged power outages.
Houston rapper and humanitarian Trae tha Truth teamed up with Operation BBQ Relief to bring thousands of hot meals, supplies and hands-on help to Northwest Indiana residents still recovering from devastating storms and prolonged power outages.
Volunteers bring meals, supplies to Indiana after storms
Volunteers are delivering food, toiletries and other supplies to northwest Indiana as thousands of residents remain without power after last week’s storms.
Volunteers are delivering food, toiletries and other supplies to northwest Indiana as thousands of residents remain without power after last week’s storms.
62,000 still without power after Indiana storms
Thousands remain without power after severe storms hit northwest Indiana as communities work to clean up damage and provide food and other help to residents.
Thousands remain without power after severe storms hit northwest Indiana as communities work to clean up damage and provide food and other help to residents.