AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoIndiana Energy & Courts: The Trump Energy Department ordered Indiana’s R.M. Schahfer and F.B. Culley coal plants to stay available through Dec. 18 after a federal appeals court struck down similar emergency authority for another plant, keeping reliability and cost arguments in the spotlight. Immigration Enforcement: Sen. Jim Banks is pointing to a five-day ICE operation that netted 426 arrests in Indiana as GOP momentum to lock Trump’s crackdown into law. Medicaid Work Requirements: As Medicaid work rules begin for some beneficiaries, Indiana is among states facing pressure over how “medical frailty” is documented, with advocates warning tougher-than-required proof demands could block care. Statehouse/Policy Watch: INDOT reminded Hoosiers that political and advertising signs can’t go on state-owned roadways and will be removed if they threaten safety or sightlines. Local Justice: An Evansville woman received a two-year sentence after pleading guilty to a meth-fueled crash that killed two pedestrians. Sports & Culture: Indiana’s horse “Austrian Painter” was renamed after antisemitism complaints, and IU Indianapolis held its Regatta homecoming on the downtown canal.
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