Carson Gerber

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How five Indiana data centers avoided federal water permits by Carson Gerber of FPI News.

Some of the largest data centers under construction in Indiana have avoided more extensive environmental scrutiny, public input, and costs associated with restoring wetlands.

That's because the projects were not required to get a federal water permit after a U.S. Supreme Court decision in 2023 narrowed the scope of the Clean Water Act, the landmark 1972 legislation that protects and restores surface water.

An August survey funded by the Alliance found nearly three-fourths of Hoosiers opposed new data center construction.

This story was produced with original reporting from Carson Gerber for FBI News.

Next to Wyoming, where voters will decide whether or not people who own their homes should see their property taxes cut in half.

It's a move projected to reduce state revenues by as much as $125 million per year.

It launched an offensive in Rakhine in November 2023.

September 26th articles, Indiana sees surge of cities, counties pulling flock cameras by Carson Gerber, FPI News.

A growing number of Indiana cities and counties are doing away with license plate reading cameras after fierce pushback from local residents saying the devices violate their constitutional rights.

In just the last 30 days, officials in Fort Wayne and Chesterton rejected them.