Former Indiana State Senator Andy Zay is suing Governor Mike Braun over his abrupt removal from the Utility Regulatory Commission, claiming no due process was given. Zay seeks reinstatement to help decide major utility rate cases like AES Indiana’s hike. But Braun’s legal team counters that Zay was improperly appointed in the first place, citing misuse of campaign funds for branded staff items, failure to file financial disclosures, bonus approvals without proper procedure, and refusal to meet with state officials — all grounds they say justify his dismissal. The governor’s team also argues courts can’t force reinstatement via injunction, asserting the state had valid cause to remove him.

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Indiana’s congressional delegation is urgently asking the President for federal disaster aid after a record-breaking June storm surge that included 58 tornadoes, a derecho, and flash flooding — the worst tornado outbreak in the state’s history in a single month. The damage forced 32 counties into emergency status, displaced 210 residents, and cost over $33 million in Lake County alone. Though an August flooding emergency has already been approved, lawmakers are now pushing for recognition of the June devastation to unlock federal assistance — including individual, public, and hazard mitigation funds — while also requesting approval for future declarations as August storms continue to compound the crisis. With state resources stretched thin, they’re calling on Washington to step in and help Hoosiers rebuild.

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Indiana Fever roll into Toronto on a four-game winning streak, hungry for their fifth straight victory against the struggling expansion Tempo. With a 23-12 record and fourth-place standing, they’re playing with fire — and confidence — after a gritty overtime win over Atlanta. Expect Aliyah Boston to dominate inside where Toronto’s defense has crumbled, while Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell will force Toronto’s defense to choose between double-teaming or letting them create open looks. Indiana’s ball movement and ability to capitalize on Toronto’s fatigue could be the difference tonight. Momentum is on their side — and they’re not here to just play, they’re here to own it. Tip-off at 7 PM ET.

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