Utility Billing Dispute: Citizens Action Coalition says NIPSCO overcharged more than 4,000 gas customers, alleging faulty legacy meters may have caused double billing and is pushing regulators for full refunds plus interest. Energy Infrastructure: Indiana Michigan Power is seeking public input on planned statewide transmission upgrades, including new 765-kV lines tied to grid reliability, with routes still being refined. Power Reliability & Costs: Just Transition and Citizens Action Coalition oppose NIPSCO’s cost recovery plan, while regulators are also set to revisit AES Indiana’s rate case. Food Safety & Imports: Federal regulators placed a Chilean blueberry supplier’s products on import alert after an E. coli outbreak linked to frozen berries sickened 17 people; Indiana shoppers are among those with recalled Walmart and Publix items. Healthcare Supply Chain: Baxter and B. Braun issued separate recalls of 0.9% saline IV bags distributed in Indiana due to particles found inside sealed containers. Local Business & Jobs: Fedco Electronics acquired an Indianapolis power technology company, and Purdue Extension is hosting a farmland-owners conference in Wabash and Terre Haute. Small Business Tech: NevTech announced statewide expansion of “done-for-you” AI implementation services for Indiana companies. Public Finance Watch: A study for Allen County outlines how property tax limits could squeeze budgets unless growth offsets losses. Politics & Governance: Indiana Democrats criticized Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith’s “92 & You” town hall plan as partisan, arguing it’s being held at a private home tied to a former GOP candidate.