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BlackRock’s AES acquisition: Profit over people

In 2014, a private equity firm acquired a Northern Michigan utility company. Shortly after, rates went up. A couple years passed. They went up...

Supreme Court decides major ruling on Voting Rights Act

National and local leaders respond The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) ruled in a case that determined whether or not Louisiana’s congressional maps...

Q&A: U.S. Rep. André Carson on bid for re-election, top priorities and what he loves about Indianapolis

Seven candidates are running for the seat in Indiana’s 7th Congressional District, which covers most of Indianapolis. Rep. André Carson, a Democrat, currently holds...

Standing up for Hoosier families: From utility relief to a clean energy future

Our community is defined by how we look out for one another when the going gets tough.  As we emerge from another unpredictable winter, many...

Carson faces growing field of challengers in Indiana’s 7th congressional district primary

Voters in Indiana’s 7th Congressional District — covering most of Indianapolis — are heading into a competitive 2026 primary season that could test the...

Safe seats. Stagnant communities.

For nearly 30 years, Indiana’s 7th Congressional District has been represented by the Carson family. For many voters — especially in Indianapolis’ Black community...

$13 million to Indianapolis.  

Even as Donald Trump cuts federal programs, I’m working hard in Congress to help Indianapolis receive its fair share â€” especially when it comes to local projects that help solve some of...

The SAVE Act Hurts Black Voters

Black voting rights are under attack. In February, I voted against the Safeguarding American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) America Act, but unfortunately, my Republican colleagues passed...

Proposed congressional map splits districts, draws criticism

Indiana House Republicans released their proposed congressional map on Dec. 1 as a part of House Bill 1032 (HB 1032). The bill passed the...

Redistricting: Leaders say new maps could silence voters

Gov. Mike Braun is moving ahead with a special legislative session on Nov. 3 to address redrawing Indiana’s congressional maps, which many elected officials...
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