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Northwest Indiana NIPSCO customers shocked as bills skyrocket

Last fall, NIPSCO warned customers their winter bills may go up by 16%. But some customers say the increase is higher than that, and now they are forced to make choices on what bills to pay this month.
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Indiana’s Ghost Towns: Where the Midwest Past Still Echoes

Hindostan Falls – The Lost Jewel of the White River Hindostan Falls – The Lost Jewel of the White River (image credits: flickr) Picture a town of over one thousand people vanishing within just four years, leaving only ruins and whispered legends behind. Hindostan Falls, located at the falls of the East Fork of the...
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‘I knew I was in trouble’ | Woman saved by Citizens Energy employee during...

INDIANAPOLIS — Frigid temperatures and winter weather continue to cause problems across central Indiana, from slick roads and crashes to burst pipes and flooding. At a normally quiet intersection near East 9th Street and Pleasant Run Parkway, water could still be seen flowing down the roadway Friday, one day after a...
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Locals Can’t Stop Talking About the Croissants at This Delightful Indiana Bakery

I remember the first time I walked past Leviathan Bakehouse on College Avenue. The smell of butter and fresh bread stopped me in my tracks. I peeked through the window and saw golden croissants piled high, each one looking like it belonged in a Parisian patisserie. That moment changed my breakfast routine forever.
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The Absolute Best Furniture Stores in Indianapolis [Updated 2026]

Join our Indiana Insider newsletter and get our 48-hour insider itinerary to the top hidden spots in Indianapolis. As I wandered through the vibrant streets of Indianapolis, I couldn’t help but be captivated by the unique charm each neighborhood exudes. After diving deep into this city’s furniture scene, I reviewed...
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Martin University’s closure brings founder Boniface Hardin’s vision for equity to an end

Martin University, Indiana’s only predominantly Black college, announced last December that it would close. The school was founded by the late activist and Catholic priest Boniface Hardin, with a mission to serve students historically excluded from higher education. WFYI’s Kyle Long brings us the story. This...
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Thai Prime set to open in Carmel’s Proscenium

A high-end Thai restaurant is set to open in Carmel. Thai Prime will debut Feb. 9 at 1200 S. Range Line Rd. in the Proscenium. The restaurant is in the spot formerly occupied by Wahlburgers, which closed in June 2024. All the owners are from Thailand. They are Kanlaya Browning,...
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This No-Frills Indiana Spot Has People Coming Back Again and Again for Its Fish...

Flatwater in Broad Ripple isn’t trying to be fancy, and that’s exactly why people love it. This waterfront spot on the canal has been serving up straightforward American food with a smile for years, earning a loyal following that stretches across Indianapolis. While the menu is packed with...
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Medicaid Fraud Case Involving Former Hoosier Physician Reaches $1.7M Settlement

INDIANAPOLIS — The U.S. Department of Justice has reached a $1.7 million settlement with a former Indiana physician to resolve allegations that he submitted thousands of fraudulent claims to the Indiana Medicaid program, federal officials announced. The agreement involves Don Wagoner of Burlington, who previously...
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Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana rank low for raising families

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Ohio ranked outside the top 20, while Kentucky and Indiana were outside the top half of states in WalletHub’s annual list of the best places to raise a family. Ohio was No. 21, followed by Indiana at No. 31 and Kentucky at No. 38. The rankings...

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