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Class action lawsuit filed against NIPSCO over weekslong Northwest Indiana power outages

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By Shardaa Gray Verified
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As tens of thousands of Northwest Indiana residents remain without power following recent storms, a class action lawsuit has been filed against NIPSCO, the region's electrical utility. The suit, brought by the Allen Law Group, comes as some residents have gone nearly two weeks without electricity , raising questions about the company's reliability.
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Meet the 10-year-old artist whose family dubbed "Little Picasso"

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By Shardaa Gray Verified
| WBBM-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified
A northwest suburban 10-year-old girl has had a pen in her hand since she was a baby. Her artwork has progressed over the years. With her talent came the nickname Little Picasso from her mother. Adriana de Jesus, 10, might not have much to say, but her work speaks volumes. "I like bringing people alive and I like making people," she said. She began dabbling with art as a baby.
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Some NIPSCO customers in northwest Indiana frustrated after nearly week without power

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By Shardaa Gray Verified
| MSN Verified
Nearly a week after severe storms hit northwest Indiana , thousands remain without power and the frustration is growing in some areas. As of 4 p.m. Monday, NIPSCO, in an update, reported that 102,000 customers remain without power. On some streets in Dyer, power lines remain down and some power poles are left leaning. Generators are running on nearly every block. Some residents say they haven't seen any NIPSCO crews and they're hoping that changes soon.
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